I slowly started waking and and gained more consciousness. I noticed I was laying on the ground, but with my head on someone's lap and a pair of arms wrapped around me. I groaned and looked up, seeing Deadfire was holding me. I slowly got up, getting out of his embrace. I looked around us and only saw black... Just darkness.

He said but I didn't catch any of that. I looked at Deadfire raising one brow. He explained. I just stiffened at his words. I remembered what happened earlier. Rodas... We are about to die? I asked with hope. My eyes widened a little. I asked with a slightly shaking voice. A tear left my eye as I heard Deadfire died.

I asked with curiosity. He said. I felt more tears forming in my eyes from sadness. I could see in his eyes he was sorry. I didn't get a proper picture of what he meant. He said. I started to cry more. This was getting too much for me.

Deadfire grabbed my cheeks and wiped the tears away. We just stared at each other. Deadfire said.

He has a point. I couldn't just leave Drift. It would be rude if I said I didn't care about it and just wanted to die. I also know that I have feelings for Drift, but I didn't knew if he felt the same way. I didn't want our friendship to be ruined. I couldn't lose him when I needed him the most. But now I know how he truly feels. Of course I also want to be with Drift but family is also super important. It was the hardest dilemma I ever had in my whole life. I just couldn't choose but the decision was already made for me.

Suddenly I began to feel very sleepy, as if I haven't slept for days. I ask weakly. He said with a calm voice. I felt more sleepy and weaker. Deadfire pulled me into a hug, my head resting on his chest and his arms wrapped around me. He softly rubbed my arm. I got more sleepy and started to close my eyes. That was his last sentence, then my eyes closed and I only saw darkness. After what felt like 10 seconds, a bright light shined trough my closed eye lids. I heard beeping noises and shuffling sounds. Not to mention, some one crying and screaming... I gasped as I shot my eyes open, and saw I was in a hospital room...

I was still on the ground crying my heart out. This was it. It's done in just a few seconds. I crawled on the floor towards the bed and grabbed her hand, which was rested on her side. I kept my eyes on Calamity and then looked up to the doctors fingers around the wire get tighter. I could see the doctor was using a small amount of strength to try pull the wire out. When I saw the power plug of the wire was slowly letting go of the machine, I glanced over at Calamity.

I will fight for you Calamity. Rodas will pay and I promise that. I will make him suffer and kill him with my own hands.

Just when the power plug was almost out, Calamity's eyes shot open and she gasped for air as if she kept holding her breath. I widened my eyes and gasped. She started breathing quite heavily and shaky at the same time. She clutched the blanket with her hands. Oh my god... I could not believe what I was seeing right now. She just woke up!!!

The doctor and the nurses also gasped in disbelief. The doctor immediately removed the tube from her mouth. The doctor said as he removed the the tube. The nurses smiled of joy. I held Calamity's hand as tears were leaving my eyes. But these tears weren't because of sadness. It was of happiness. I whispered with relief, as I smiled. My eyes kept on looking at her. But she was still staring to the ceiling and breathing heavy.

The doctor put a hand on her shoulder. The doctor demonstrated breathing in slowly and Calamity followed the instruction. He said and also breathed out to show her how its done. Calamity tried breathing slowly/calmly and after a few tries, she managed to control her breathing and got more relaxed. The doctor said softly, and then picked up a syringe from a small metal tray cart. When he put the needle in Calamity's arm, she suddenly winced from the small pain. I guess she isn't fan of needles.

He was finally done with taking some blood and took the needle out. He grabbed a very small bottle from the same table and put the blood in there. The doctor said as he walked towards the door. The nurses also followed him and closed the door when they left the room.

I turned my attention to Calamity and looked into her soft caramel eyes. She also looked into my eyes. She whispered and a tear formed in her eye. I put a hand on her cheek and wiped that tear away with my thumb. I said softly. A weak smile formed on her face and I returned a smile and let go of her cheek. She asked softly.

I explained everything about what happened, and her being in a coma for 3 weeks. When I was done telling everything, her face expression turned into a worried face.

(She doesn't remember the the vision she had so that's why she is asking about him. But that also means she doesn't know how Drift feels about her uwu) Oh shoot... I didn't know how to say this the proper way. I just couldn't talk, but tried to stay strong and tell her. It didn't felt good telling her this. Her eyes widened and just stared at me. She said in disbelief. I tried explaining, but Calamity still didn't want to believe me. She yelled at me and started crying.

I stood up and gently grabbed her by her upper arms. This is going to take some time until she will accept it. She was getting angrier and was trying to free her self from my grip, but I held her tighter. I said with a calm voice but slightly louder. I didn't want to raise my voice. It would make me feel bad. Her hands were free so she grabbed my wrists, which were holding her upper arms down, and tried to pull them off but she was too weak. I accidentally did raise my voice a little but she didn't seem to care about it. She yelled.

Then the doctor walked in with a clipboard in his hand. He asked asked and walked towards the other side of the bed, placing the clipboard down. I quickly explained. She shot at me. And to be honest... It kind of hurt my feelings. The doctor walked to the metal tray cart again and grabbed a syringe and some sort of liquid. He put the liquid in the syringe and walked back to us. He said as he grabbed her upper left arm and held it tightly.

I nodded and tightened my grip to hold her down. She tried getting out of my grip again but this time I was holding her down much stronger so she couldn't get free. The syringe was getting closer to her arm. She was getting more nervous and started shaking. Then the needle made its way into her arm and the doctor let the liquid enter her body. She tightly shut her eyes and groaned from the pain she was having.

I then noticed her crying, as tears were sliding down her cheeks. Again, I felt bad seeing her like this. After a few seconds, she slowly stopped struggling, and stopped groaning in pain. I felt her grip on my wrists loosen and they dropped down on the bed. She finally calmed down and slowly closed her eyes, as she was losing consciousness. In a matter of seconds, she was fully unconscious...

I let her go and sat back on the chair. I sighed, looking at her with a worried face. He grabbed the clipboard again and took a look at it. I turned my attention to the doctor and listened carefully. He clarified. I sighed in relief as I heard she is okay. I asked. I nodded I said smiling a bit. He said and left the room, closing the door behind him.

I turned my head to Calamity, who was sleeping in peace. I am absolutely not mad at her because she yelled at me. I think I would have reacted the same way if I heard some one of my family died. But it's extra hard for her, now that she doesn't have any family left... I think it will take time so that she can get over it. I felt my phone buzz and grabbed it from my pocket. I saw it was a text from Sunny. I decided I would call her and tell what miracle just happened.

I called Sunny and she immediately answered. She asked with a soft/concerned voice. I simply said. She was definitely confused. I said with relief. I heard hard gasps in the background, so I assumed the team was listening along. She yelled surprised. I chuckled. She asked, still surprised. I said. She asked curiously. I said with sorrow. She asked with a soft voice. I said. She mentioned. I said. She said and then hung up.

I put my phone back into my pocket and laid my head on the side of the bed. With both of my hands, I took a hold of Calamity's right hand. It felt good having her back. Now I could at least sleep without any stress of losing her. The first 2 weeks I did get some good rest but during the 3rd week, I noticed I was tired trough out the day. I was thinking non-stop about her waking up or not. But now... She is okay. I closed my eyes and quickly fell into a peaceful sleep.