DARIO'S POV
The tires screeched as I pulled up to the hospital entrance, my hands trembling on the wheel. Katy’s blood still soaked my shirt, warm and sticky, and the sight of her lifeless body beside me made my chest ache with panic.
The hospital doors slid open, and I saw the doctor waiting with a group of nurses. As soon as my car stopped, they rushed toward me.
“She’s critical!” I shouted, jumping out of the car and yanking the door open.
A nurse helped me lift her from the seat and placed her onto the rolling stretcher they’d brought. Her head lolled to the side, her face pale, bruised, and streaked with dried blood.
“She’s losing blood fast,” one of the nurses muttered as they rolled her inside, the stretcher rattling over the tiled floors.
I kept pace with them, my heart pounding like a drum in my chest. They wheeled her into the emergency room, and the doctor immediately leaned over her, checking her pupils with a flashlight.