"You must have been sleeping too deeply and your eyes are playing tricks on you. How could he possibly disappear from the window? Three..."
Leo laughed awkwardly. "Karin, it's good that you're feeling better. What did the doctor say?"
"By the way, how did you make that special medicine you used before? I'm pretty curious."
Karin merely looked at Leo with a radiant smile.
"All right. I stayed in the hospital all day yesterday and underwent a whole bunch of tests."
"My blood counts have already begun to recover gradually, and I even had a bone marrow puncture."
"The doctors practically went crazy. The source of my illness, my bone marrow's blood-producing ability, has already begun recovering and is gradually approaching a normal person's level."
"I begged my dad for ages last night before he finally agreed to let me come to school. Look."
Karin shook the watch on her wrist. The heart-rate monitor was fastened tightly around her hand.
"But I really don't know much about that medicine. Yesterday, I thought it was because of this new drug, but after testing it, they found it wasn't that powerful after all."
"It was a formula my dad had recently found."
"Leo, did you know? I rode my bicycle here today, and I wasn't tired at all."
"It feels absolutely amazing."
Leo looked at the rather talkative girl beside him and smiled helplessly. It seemed he had gotten himself into trouble.
Walker looked at the seat in front of him, which was still empty because Mike was absent, and grew puzzled.
It's been two days, and Mike hasn't made a sound. He hasn't replied to any of the messages I sent him. What happened?
He opened his phone and checked the news, but he couldn't find any reports about Mike's