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Kaneko's tired eyes widened a bit when Allen sat up. Sure it wasn't anything out of the ordinary but she didn't want him to hurt himself. She sank down in her chair, listening to him talk to her. Listening to him explaining to her that he had been aware of the dangers but that he didn't care. He cared more about being with her than his own safety. "B-but you didn't do anything Allen. You didn't put me in danger. I was the one who put myself in danger. M-maybe because I was sure he wouldn't hurt me. Although, I guess he almost did."

Kaneko was silent for a moment, her lips in a hard line as she thought about how it all had transpired. Was there any other way she could have possibly approached this? Maybe, but she was too tired to properly think. Would she visit her father in prison? Maybe, unless she was too busy. Maybe he didn't even want to see her. Maybe he hated her for what she had done. She chuckled softly, hearing what Allen had to say about modern medicine. "Well..yes...I suppose they are. I-in large quantities they can be deadly. But..they only give you the morphine to help with the pain." Kaneko quickly stood, seeing what he was doing. She knew what he was planning. He wanted out of here. As did everyone else who was ever in a hospital. "H-Hey..! Hey, relax Allen... P-please." She whispered, her hands on his shoulders. "You need to relax. Rest here. Don't pull on anything. You have stitches, you need to let them heal. Any sudden movements can cause them to tear open again and that would be more painful and more time you'd have to stay here."

"I know you want to go home, b-but...you can't. Not yet anyway. Allen you're in the hospital, and you don't have to worry about them. I won't tell them anything and you don't have to tell them anything you don't want to. They can't force you to talk. You just focus on getting plenty of rest. I will be right here, I am not going anywhere. Not unless you want me to." Kaneko just wanted to curl up and sleep, and keep him company. Keep him safe, brush away his fears. She was only one girl though, she probably coudln't do everything but she was going to try. She wasn't going to abandon him like the others had. She was here to stay as long as he allowed her to. "You need water, I'll have a nurse bring you a cup of water okay? You just relax, keep these wires on, take it easy. I...I really like your eyes by the way." She said, a soft smile on her face as she fought the urge to rest her head on his shoulder.

The IV lay limply on the side of his bed. He had removed it? That couldn't be good. The monitors beeped calmly, telling anyone who entered that he was stable. They were alone though and she was glad for that. Kaneko shook her head slowly, sniffling. "T-this was my fault Allen. I am so sorry for what my father did. I wish there was something I could do to make it all better." She did save his life though, even if at the moment she didn't think she did. "I put your life in danger the moment my father saw you..But...we won't speak of him. He's gone, you're safe now. H-he isn't going to hurt you anymore." She promised, kissing the back of his hand lightly. A weak smile on her face. Weak, and tired.

"I'm j-just glad you're alive." She sniffled again and sat down on the chair next to his bed provided there for visitors. "How are you feeling?" She asked, looking at the IV on his bed. "Not a fan of needles e-either?" She asked, trying to lighten the mood. The air felt so tense, but maybe it was just her. He seemed fine. Looking at his eyes, she loved the color. They looked almost milky, they were really pretty; she was glad she had been able to see them even though they'd probably be covered up again soon. "I-is there anything I can get you? Are you feeling any pain? W-would you like something to eat?" Maybe she could get a nurse to bring him some food even though hospital food wasn't the best.

Kaneko was exhausted and dozing off on the chair in which she sat. The tranquilizer given to her only added to her drowsiness. However, her head kept jerking up once it got too low. No, she couldn't sleep even though she wanted nothing more than to curl up on the chair and sleep. Allen was still under though, no news of him had reached her ears. Maybe they didn't want to tell her flat out he was dead. Maybe they wanted to figure out a nice way to break the news to her. A way that wouldn't be cruel. Maybe he was fine, maybe he had magically survived. Just thinking back to how fast it had all happened, Kaneko started to cry silently in her seat. Her face buried in her hands, her body trembling as she cried.

Passerbys just stared in sympathy. They assumed she had just been given some heart breaking news but they didn't know anything. They didn't know how tired she was, how emotionally drained she was; how guilty she felt. This was all her fault. Who's else could it have been? Her father's? No. She shouldn't have brought Allen home that night, her father never liked her bringing anyone home and she had to go and break the rule and look at what happened because of it. She felt like an idiot.

A hand rested on her shoulder and a puffy red rimmed eyed, red nosed face with slight bags under her eyes looked up at the visitor. Her crying halted momentarily. The nurse explained how the procedure had gone and invited Kaneko to Allen's room so she could see him. He was fine? "H-he's alive?" Kaneko asked, her voice sounded strained. After the nurse nodded, she started to lead Kaneko to Allen's room. The halls were populated by doctors and nurses passing by quickly. Gurneys were being wheeled back and forth. Elevators were being called. People stood impatiently while they waited, shifting from one foot to the other.

Finally, they arrived and the nurse opened the door for Kaneko to walk inside. Kaneko did and when she saw that Allen was indeed alive, she wasted no time in going to his side and taking his hand in both of hers. Fresh tears threatened to fall but she held them back. She noticed that his bandages had been removed and she wondered if that bothered him. Maybe she could find new bandages here and put them on him to replace the old ones. "A-allen..thank goodness you're alright. I..I was so worried." Her voice squeaked at the end there but she had to hold herself together.

It wasn't like he could really run. They would clearly see him. But looking at Allen, he was happy, the monster had died. He had finally killed him. Finally. Kaneko broke down in tears, she was hysterical when the police and ambulance arrived. Her hands held both of Allen's and she cried even more when they pulled her away from him. The paramedics quickly got to work on trying to stabilize him and moved him into the back of the ambulance. She was truly alone right now. Her father was going to be behind bars for who knew how long. Allen...he was probably dead. She would continue to work hard though in order not to lose her house. The bills needed to be payed after all. He had said he loved her, the back of her hand wiped away her tears from her face. The officers handed her some tissues and the paramedic had to stabilize her as well. "I...want to g-go with him." She spoke, a tired look on her face as she pointed at the ambulance.

"H-he's my friend!" She explained, hoping they would allow her to join Allen. The paramedics said it would be no trouble but when they asked her questions about what happened and for information on Allen, she only answered what she could but she told them nothing about who he was. She didn't think Allen would want people to know the truth. Was he really a vampire? Those didn't exist. Her father had told her that they didn't. Had he been lying to her all that time? Allen's pulse was faint, but it was there. They removed the napkins, tossing them in a plastic bag and got to work on stopping the blood. The napkins had helped...a bit.

Kaneko did her best to keep her eyes open, her hand reaching out and holding on to Allen's hand gently. "You're not going...to die." She whispered. Mostly as self reassurance. He would be fine, she had to believe it. They had said he wasn't dead so that had made her only a tiny bit hopeful that he would make it to the hospital.

When they arrived, Allen was taken to have the bullet in his chest extracted. The wound in his arm was small since the bullet had only grazed it thankfully. While she waited, she was seen as well. Doctors wondering if she truly was stable after what had happened. If she would need therapy of sorts, is she had a safe place to stay. Of course she did, she still had her house. She was old enough to stay there and she did have a job so it wasn't like she was totally at a loss. After analyzing her, she was told to wait in the waiting room until Allen was brought to his room; then she would be able to see him again. He would be fine.