"Stop it already," she hissed under her breath, pushing Matthew's hand away.
They were at the hospital parking lot and Matthew was being obnoxious with how he was treating her like she could not do things on her own.
He insisted that she should be in a wheelchair when she's capable of walking on her own two feet.
Now, he's trying to assist her to climb into the passenger seat of an SUV that she just saw for the first time.
"I didn't lose my feet! For God's sake Matthew, I just fainted and now I'm fine."
Her annoyance is slowly shooting through the roof not only because Matthew is treating her like she's a person with disability but also because he made sure that she stayed at the hospital for two days when the doctor gave her clearance to be released on her first day, after she finished one IV bag and was advised to just rest at home.
