Victoria Miller was just a normal nurse in Santo Padre, California that worked with children during the daytime and a healer for the motorcycle club; The Mayans, during the night. Victoria's life is pretty mundane with her normal job at the hospital...
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It was ten minutes after the Miller woman's eyes had closed and she had passed out from the pain that Victoria had finally woken back up with a loud and throaty groan. It took a few seconds for Victoria to actually see through her hazy gaze to realize that the black SUV was completely upside down. Victoria tried to not panic at the situation that she was in as she tried to remember what exactly happened.
Victoria closed her hazel eyes as she slowly connected the pieces together of someone hitting the side of the black SUV before she remembered everything going dark. However, one memory immediately caused the Miller woman to open her eyes and quickly look around for the small child that she had been holding onto.
The pediatric nurse released a thankful sigh when she saw and finally heard the youngest Galindo crying in his car seat without a single scratch on him. Victoria hadn't even realized her hearing had momentarily went out until she heard Cristobal's crying along with Emily, somewhere, calling out for her son.
Victoria wanted to comfort her old friend and get the child to somewhere safe instead of practically hanging upside down from his car seat, so the Miller woman began to move towards the child. However, though, when Victoria sat herself up, she could feel that she had a couple of broken ribs at the intense pain that she felt when she moved. The pediatric nurse released a loud groan as she continued to move through her pain until she was sitting in front of Cristobal.
"Hey, there," Victoria softly whispered in a cracked and dry voice before she cooed to calm the crying child, "it's okay, sweetheart." The Miller woman moved her arms to get the child out of the car seat but immediately paused when she felt more pain. Victoria instantly realized it was coming from her right arm when she moved her limbs again to see what was the problem.
Victoria knew it was going to hurt but she used her left arm and prodded her right one to see what was hurting. The pediatric nurse immediately held in her cry when she felt that something was wrong with her midshaft humerus. Most likely a fracture, Victoria thought to herself as she lightly touched her upper arm by her elbow.
Victoria knew that there was no way she could fix it right now in the middle of the desert, so the Miller woman took a shaky deep breath before she focused back onto the youngest Galindo. The brunette woman's main focus was getting Cristobal out of the upside down car right now. Victoria briefly thought about how she was supposed to help the child with one arm before she nodded her head when she came up with a plan.
"Alright, little one," Victoria mumbled to the child before she told him, "we're going dancing for a sec." The Miller woman then lifted herself on her knees and with her left hand she unbuckled Cristobal's car seat before she carefully maneuvered the young child through his seat belt and quickly brought him into her chest with her uninjured arm.
Victoria immediately released a sigh when the small child was in the safety of arms as she had been afraid Cristobal would have slipped out of the car seat. "I got you, sweetheart," the Miller woman cooed as she carefully rocked him back and forth to calm him down from his crying. Once Victoria noticed the child's crying had came to a stop, she slowly crawled through the upside down car until she reached the backseat door that was broken off.
