He kept feeling that he'd seen that face somewhere before.
But for the moment he just couldn't place it.
The woman's wailing pulled his thoughts back, and he stopped thinking about it.
Felix Grant came over carrying the medical kit and opened it for her.
Tiana Thorne quickly stopped the bleeding for her. The dislocated bone was something she couldn't handle here, so she could only comfort her: "The bleeding's stopped. Try to bear with the pain, once you get to the hospital you'll be fine."
The woman nodded.
Only then did Felix Grant help her to her feet.
Tiana Thorne sat down in the wheelchair and looked over at Linden Hawthorne.
The river wind was getting stronger. Linden Hawthorne knitted his long brows, then slipped off his coat and draped it over the woman, before straightening up again.
Only then did he look at Tiana Thorne: "Thank you."
"I'm a doctor. Saving lives is instinctive for me. She should be okay now."
Linden Hawthorne nodded. "Mm."
