Alora
Without sparing a second, I raced out of the hospital as I rushed to Rebecca's room.
I froze in shock the moment I stepped into her room.
Rebecca was curled on the ground, her hair disheveled, her eyes red-rimmed and puffy, as tears streaked down her face, making her look so hideous and vulnerable.
"Mother-in-law.". I mumbled as I drew the distance between us.
"Just leave me alone, Alora; I want to be by myself." She spat.
I shook my head. "No, Mother, you're not fine, and I cannot leave you, at least until you've told me what the matter is." I mumbled as a cold chill ran down my spine.
She shook her head, and more tears rolled down her face.
"Come on, mother, talk to me. A problem shared is a problem half solved." I mumbled, wondering what could possibly be wrong.
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