Dylan

Dad got drunk again, beat you up, and you were standing by the window. You took a step back, and he pushed you. And you fell right out the window. As you remember. He called an ambulance, saying you accidentally fell out while washing it, like it wasn't his fault. But he lied... You were taken to the hospital, and at that moment Dylan called you. But you were unconscious, hooked up to a machine. The nurse answered the number after hearing his voice.

"Heeeeeelllllll, Lo, how are you? You haven't contacted me in a while, did something happen? Tell me, don't keep it bottled up, otherwise you'll get depressed again and start jumping off the roof. I've had enough of it since last time."

The girl answered

"Hello, this is Hospital 47, Lololoshka William Davison, he is in our hospital right now, they said he fell from a 3rd floor window and ran into a piece of iron."

Dylan's voice instantly changed to serious

"Lo, is this a joke? If so, don't joke like that."

The girl said

"I understand your concern, but he's in the hospital, under anesthesia. He's having surgery on his leg."

Dylan coughed, clearly not believing it. "You from the window? You're not that clumsy to fall from a window." Knowing something was clearly fishy, ​​he answered.

"Which ward will he be in?"

The girl became more serious in her answer.

"And what is your relationship to him? We cannot disclose information about our patients."

he frowned as he answered

"I'm his older brother, Dylan William Davison."

He lied, he's not your brother, and his last name isn't like that. He just knew that if his friend told, they wouldn't let him in. The girl answered the phone.

"Mg, he'll be in room 19, on the first floor in the far building."

Dylan hung up. He'll be waiting for a call from the nurse after you come out of anesthesia, the main thing is to be able to check on you.

At this point, you woke up in the hospital room. Feeling pain in your leg, you uncovered yourself. Seeing the scar where the stitches hadn't yet been removed. Dylan hadn't yet been informed that you were awake, because no one had checked you yet.