reath, "I do not think that is such a good i

is. For once in his life, his

the ones on ground. He heaved a sigh and decided to look

al. Gabriel stepped out of the car as quickly as

s. Face grim as always, he stepped out of the car, buttoning his tux with

ting for the CEO, patiently, outside the hospital-including the doctors and nurses in charge of the mod

m while Gabriel replied to their

to the ICU slid open, revealing the frail body of a young woman. She had a feeding tube bypassed through

He asked, staring intentl

is head, "I'm afraid so." Lut

und. He proceeded to leave the ICU but stopped in hi

see me out." He was re

eave. They slightly bowed their heads in respect and wen

't want to get that man angry." The chief of surge

verytime the CEO of LGS visited the hospital. Since the patient's acci

he doctor shook his head as he watched the chief's retreating form. It'd bee

ughts aside, he turned to meet a

t the girl. "You're here to

his head once amd moved to the side to let her into t

her sigh, he

serve this. She was the sweetest and most selfless person she knew. She wondered how life could be so wicked

arm hand in her hands an

started sobbing

Her voice broke. Not only was her

he accident, three months ago. She'd shut the wo

uncontrollably. "I-I c-cant... I reall

ll of her wayward attitudes towards her now. If only she

her everything was alright but she just seemed unable to speak. It was terribly dark in here. Too dark. She'd been in here forever. She was scared to death. She wante

e back to us..." She he

too, but I'm stuck h

etting married in five days time, you poo

ried? But I'm carrying his baby. No,

face, heaving a sigh. When her hand touched a moist substance around the woman's eye, she was taken aback. She

e fresh tears. "You si

she looked, the more light appeared. She squinted her eyes and opened them again-her surrou

d didn't notice that the woman on t