er. Her ears were filled with imaginary groanin

my doorsteps... I should do something.' It was her last thought and

s. At first, she wondered how she would haul him in. She was already useless

th together and dragged him through the mud.

cessfully pulled him into

d. She staggered into her worn

position beside the unconscious man. She

ut and his groanings res

. Despite the cold, he was running a fever. His skin

linity. Above his left nipple was a gash. After close examination she excl

t I should not be doing this," Shr muttered but before

reducer and placed a wet

cted the wound and was set to remov

got to go crude dude...I have no instruments here," she

tered and dropped the blood dripping bullet. "Now, I gotta se

he bed. Her knees were sore and her bo

ing on the floor of her dilapidated cabin a

ed on the bed and dr

**

ched and reminded her of the events of early hours. It would

even am. As usual, she opened the radio app on her

empty, her pat

impulsively. She rushed to the door an

thought and stood t

nd. She turned around swiftly but before she c

ered her mouth and

mpacted his wounded chest. "Yeah... I could po

anger's unkind voice cu

's second hand wasn't free. He brought up his arm slowly and aimed a g

?!" The stran