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nine - jungkook

After Jeongna passed out, me, Hoseok, and Jin sprinted across the campus to the nurse's office. I went in the front of the line and pushed people out of our way. Hoseok shouted, "Her breathing is pretty shallow. She's more hurt than I thought." His face then filled with worry and he pressed on harder. We made it to the clinic about 3 minutes later. Hoseok laid Jeongna down on the table and the nurse quickly looked over her.

"She has a serious concussion. She needs to go to the hospital. Should I call her parents?" asked the nurse.

"No!" Jin screamed. "We can't call her parents. They'll freak out."

"Okay, then. Drive her to the urgent care." Then nurse said with a confused look on her face. I picked Jeongna up since Hoseok looked so out of breath from the run. We ran out the back doors to the school and hurried over to my truck. I laid her down in the back. Jin sat with her and Hoseok sat in the front next to me. Once we got out of the high school parking lot, I floored the gas pedal and sped off towards the hospital.

"why couldn't we call Jeongna's parents? It would be the right thing." Hoseok asked Jin.

"They don't know about Taehyung bullying Jeongna. They would immediately put her in a private school, or home school her."

"Then who's paying for the hospital bill?" Hoseok asked.

"Me. I've got enough money to spare. My dad owns Jeon Electric." I said.

"The Jeon Electric? The one that powers most of South Korea?"

"Yeah whatever. No big deal. Don't focus on me. We've got to get Jeongna to the hospital."

~ at the hospital ~

"She's going to need a CT scan and an X-ray. Then we'll see if anything's broken or she needs a brace of sorts. Is that fine?" The doctor asked me.

"Yes. Anything to make sure she's alright." The 3 of us were sitting nervously in the waiting room out front. "Can we see her after?" I asked.

"Of course." Then the doctor walked off and we were left alone.

"I sure hope she's okay," said Hoseok with a low voice.

"She'll be fine. She's tough," Jin said with some sort of uncertainty that went barely noticed.

"Let's hope so," I said grimly.