No wonder he was talking nonsense!
"Wait a second!" She opened the car door, threw on a raincoat, and dashed into the night.
It was unclear what time it was in the dead of night; the entire school was quiet, the whole town was without electricity, and candlelight flickered in the far right room on the second floor, which seemed to be a temporary clinic shared by the county hospital and the town health center.
The rain had lessened a great deal.
She ran to the clinic where the doctor and the nurse hadn't even rested, as they were on a 24-hour duty. Along with them, the soldiers who were still fighting on the riverbank were also tirelessly working round the clock.
"Thank you for your hard work." She picked up the medicine, expressed her gratitude, and returned to the car.
Inside the car, he had his eyes closed, his cheeks unnaturally flushed under the light of the car lamps.
