Colt said in a low voice as soon as the door clicked shut behind me. “Thanks. I’ll keep that in mind. And really, thanks for helping her in the first place. I know this isn’t your job,” I started to say, but he waved the distinction away. “I took an oath to heal others. It makes no difference to me if they’re human or vampire.” Finally, someone who understood that human lives were just as important as ours. “Thanks again though, she’s my favorite sister.” “I’m your only sister, you dork,” Hanna called out from the bed, her voice weak, but easy enough for me to pick up. “Nothing wrong with her hearing, I see,” I replied, pasting on a cheerful smile as I approached the bed. “You know, if you wanted to come and hang out with me tonight, you could’ve called.” “Ha, we both know it’d take more than a phone call to break into your busy schedule.” “I will always have time for you if you need me,” I insisted, picking up her hand as gently as I could. “All you have to do is ask.”
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