Why it never ends

Chapter 601

"I really didn't look at it." Hesta looked at Lico and said seriously, "I really can't run fast in my current state...sorry."

"Oh, I don't mean to blame you."

Li Ke sighed for a long time, she clenched her fists and knocked on the bed board, "That box must contain some dark history of Chiba, otherwise she wouldn't be in such a hurry... I really want to know!"

Looking at Lico's bruised and swollen eye sockets, Hesta suddenly laughed, "Even if it is, what's so interesting about it..."

"Of course it looks good!" Li Ge also turned his head, "Don't you want to see how shriveled she is? Chiba!"

"I really haven't seen Miss Chiba in a panic," Hesta looked at the ceiling, "Maybe...it's just rare."

……

Meyer followed Putina all the way down to the real medical deck of the cruise ship.

It was too quiet here, with every step forward there were slight footsteps echoing in the corridor, Meyer felt goosebumps all over her body, and Putina shook her hand.

"Don't be afraid."

Meyer said nothing, just nodded.

Going forward, she saw the names of Su Lei and Helen respectively in front of the two wards she passed.Seeing that Police Officer Su Lei was indeed here, Meyer felt a little relieved.

"It's here." Putina stopped in front of a ward, "Are you sure you want to keep vigil for your sister tonight?"

"Ah."

"Okay, then you will sleep here tonight. There is a private bathroom and a small kitchen inside. Whatever you need can theoretically be done in the ward. Don't come out and run around alone. If Agnes is in danger, Use the emergency call bell to notify the on-duty medical staff, and they will arrive soon after hearing it." Putina looked at Mayer, "Have I made it clear?"

"Ah."

"Then can you do it?"

"Can..." Meyer's expression was a bit complicated, "Can you stop talking to me like this? I'm not a child anymore."

"Okay, Ms. Meyer." Putina opened the door for her, "Please come in."

"Thank you!"

"You're welcome." Putina smiled and watched Meyer enter the door, and then closed the door quietly.

The room was dimly lit, with only a row of nightlights on the floor. Meyer saw Agnes lying on the hospital bed at first sight. The room was very warm, and her sister was covered with a very thin blanket. , was sleeping peacefully.

"Egger..."

Meyer murmured and sat down next to her sister, and gently held Meyer's hand that hadn't received the injection.

Agnes frowned, as if dreaming, although she was so weak at the moment, she struggled to pull her hand back.

"Iger...? It's me, I'm Meyer."

Agnes' expression seemed to be more painful, Meyer didn't dare to touch her sister's body anymore, so she sat on the stool and looked at her worriedly.But things didn't get better. Agnes seemed to have fallen into greater anxiety. Her whole body began to twist, and the needle-pricking hand raised and waved restlessly.

Meyer was stunned for a moment, then quickly pulled down the emergency call bell.Everything was just as Putina said, and the crew came immediately.They turned on the light in the room, and Meyer saw her sister's expression clearly at this time-her clenched jaw, frowning eyebrows, and constantly flapping nose.

Meyer began incoherently describing what had just happened.

"Wake her up," the crew member said to Meyer.

"Am I coming?" Meyer looked at Agnes again, "Iger...Iger!"

Agnes in her sleep is also trying to wake up. She has almost felt the white light on the ceiling of the ward, but this familiar feeling of waking up is her deepest nightmare—the stronger the premonition of waking up, the stronger she is. The reality of being stuck here is all the more real.

Among the countless trials in the past, Agnes hated the period of waking up the most. Although others described it as "a moment", but this moment was always extremely long for her.She can always feel a free hand caressing her body that does not exist at that moment—between virtual and reality, she is a group of spirits running on the server, and this hand occupies the All her senses.

Sometimes the hallucination was long, sometimes short, and sometimes it didn't appear for months, but whenever it reappeared, Agnes immediately tensed her non-existent body.

Later, she began to dream, and once she dreamed of such a scene, Iger would touch the scissors under the pillow.If she could touch the scissors, she knew it was a dream; if she couldn't, she could only endure the pain.

Only this time, although I didn't touch the scissors, Iger woke up quickly.

This feeling made Agnes feel strange, but when she saw Meyer crying beside her, her hanging heart sank a little.

"Mayer..." Agnes murmured in a low voice, she held out her hand to Mayer, "don't cry."

Meyer wiped away the tears from his face, "Are you having nightmares again, Iger?"

"Ah." Agnes replied softly, "It's all right."

"Aren't you used to not having scissors..." Meyer whispered, "I'll find you a pair of scissors—"

"No need." Agnes murmured in a low voice, "I don't need it anymore..."

"Ok?"

Agnes stared at the ceiling light.

"I've, cut off that hand..."

Meyer was puzzled, "What hand?"

Agnes closed her eyes and shook her head slightly.

"Have a good rest." The crew member pointed to the bedside table and said to Meyer, "There is a pull-out bed inside, you can sleep here if you are sleepy."

Another crew member had already opened the cabinet door to show Mayer how to do it.

Only then did Agnes realize that she had never seen this place before. She slowly scanned the surroundings, and saw many complex instruments that she could not name. Beyond that, there were no other hospital beds in the room—this is A separate ward with only her alone.

"Where is this..." Agnes finally felt alert, "Where are we...ah, we landed?"

"No," Meyer replied, "we're still on the Rise."

"Don't lie to me, the medical room on the Shengming is not like this..."

"I didn't lie to you!" Meyer quickly explained, "They said you were seriously injured, so they sent you here—"

"Don't move around, this is the intensive care unit, if you lie here, it means that your condition is not optimistic," the crew member answered from the side, "If you don't want the injury on your shoulder to affect you for the rest of your life, just lie down now .”

Agnes frowned even tighter, "...I didn't know there was an intensive care unit on board."

The crew laughed.

"There are still many things in this world that you don't know about," she looked at Agnes, "You just save your life and take your time to see in the future."

(End of this chapter)