Erin sounded sad. Jason hurried to embrace her and console her before hanging up the phone.
"No. Let the vet see him first."
I had never heard Jason talk in such a soft voice before.
Jason comforted Erin for a long time, during which the attending doctor came out again to ask if the drug had been delivered.
"Jason, about the drug..."
Before I could finish my words, Jason hung up.
The doctor said the situation was dire and the patients could die at any time.
I couldn't wait anymore and decided to take the drug from Jason myself.
Instead of calling Jason this time, I called his assistant, who hesitated and refused to reveal Jason's whereabouts until I intimidated him as Jason's fiancée. Then, he told me Jason was at a pet hospital.
I knew the pet hospital Jason's assistant mentioned. It was near Erin's place. Jason and Erin often went there.
There was a once-in-a-century rainstorm going on in Ashton.
The street was empty, and I couldn't even get a taxi. But I had no choice but to head to the pet hospital.
An hour later, I arrived there, soaking wet.
The moment Jason saw me, he subconsciously twisted his eyebrows.
"What are you doing here?"