Hunter Warren struggled to open the slightly dented door on the right rear side and jumped into the car.
When she jumped into the front seat to support Faye Townsend, she realized that Faye was still conscious and breathing.
"Help me, I can't... die right now," Faye's voice was weak.
"Faye, don't be afraid, I won't let you die, rest assured, I will never let you die."
He pulled out his phone, dialing the emergency center in a panic.
In nearly thirty years of his life, it was the first time he knew what panic meant, what it meant to be at a loss.
This damned feeling made him always want to take the pain in her place.
Since he didn't know if there was any bone injury, before the emergency personnel arrived, he didn't dare to move her at all.
He regretted now, why he chose to study business management instead of medicine.
If he understood medicine, he wouldn't have to let her suffer this pain.
