Love Disorder (Lesbian, Girlxgirl)

Chapter 19. Feelings

Chapter 19. Feelings

I entered the room to find an unconscious person on the floor and another girl near her. If this was a crime scene, Blaze would be suspect number one. I kneeled beside Bianca to check if she was still breathing. Though it was shallow and strained, she was alive and well. I breathed a sigh of relief.

Blaze's gaze was still fixed on the girl. It took a moment before she fully realized that I was there too. "Strawberries," she whispered.

I stood and faced her. "When did you get back, Uno?" God I've missed her. But first things first. My focus shifted to Bianca when she didn't answer. "Should we call an ambulance?" I asked. "She's not in distress, but we don't know exactly what's going on." I reached for my phone. Uno stepped over Bianca. She confiscated my mobile before I could dial anything and slipped it in her pocket. "What are you doing?"

"Don't be stupid," she said. "This will turn into a big scandal. You know who they'll pin this to? Me."

"They won't if you're innocent. We don't know why she's on the floor. She might have collapsed on her own due to exhaustion, which is why we should call for help." Uno shook her head stubbornly. I tried to reason with her. "Did you do something to make you act that way?" She pursed her lips. I perceived that action as a silent no. "Then why are you guilty?" I said, holding my hand out to ask for my phone back. "Give it to me."

"I said no." Uno touched her face in bewilderment. "When I woke up, I felt really angry, like I wanted to hurt someone," she murmured. "Then I felt scared." She stared at me, her eyes widening at the realization. "Don't you see?! I'm not sure if I was the one who caused this or Blaze." I wanted to argue with her about it. Blaze wouldn't hurt anyone, and neither would she. The willpower to fight was lost when Bianca stirred on the floor. "I need to get out of here!" Uno exclaimed. She was usually calm and collected. I was seeing her in a new light as she glanced around for the nearest exit.

She was like a ticking bomb who was ready to explode. "Uno," I said in a calm voice. "There's no one out to get you. It's safe here with me." I gestured to Bianca who was showing signs that she was about to open her eyes. "What we need to do is attend to her needs. We'll sort this out. I promise to take care of it."

She didn't believe me. Uno pushed a chair out of her way and dashed to the door. "I can't be here," she said before disappearing behind it.

As much as I wanted to follow her, Bianca was moaning and squinting at me. Tsk! I focused my attention on the other girl. "Hey, are you okay?" I asked.

She groaned and rubbed her temple. "What happened? It feels like someone hit me." My stomach churned unpleasantly. Was it perhaps true that Blaze or Uno did this? No. . . It couldn't be. They were good people. No exception. I helped Bianca sit. She was still touching her head. "I have a huge migraine," she said.

"Should I call a doctor?" Darn, Uno took my phone. "My cell is broken," I lied. "But I'll ask a staff to call someone for you."

She quickly gripped my arm. "Don't," she said. I gave her a quizzical look. Bianca sounded anxious. She smiled reassuringly. "I'm okay. I must have slipped and hit my head. It's no big deal."

"Are you sure?" I asked uncertainly.

She nodded. "Believe me, this happens to me often. I'm a bigger klutz than anyone you'll ever meet. It's actually embarrassing."

She didn't look like a clumsy girl when I saw her the first time though. I shrugged the thought away and said, "Sure, if that's what you want." Her grip loosened. "Are you doing anymore presentation after this?" I asked. She shook her head no. If that was the case then I should be glad that she was alright for both her sake and Uno's. "Was anyone here when you slipped?"