She looked at me. "Danny, I wouldn't leave you here alone. Besides, I'd miss you too much."
I smiled. "But Leah! I want you to get some sleep!"
She smiled back. "Danny, I do sleep. Alright?"
I frowned. She didn't really sleep all that much. I could tell by the look she gave me. I looked away. "Danny, are you alright?" Leah asked, putting a hand on my shoulder.
"No." I replied.
"Will you talk to me?" she asked.
"No." I replied.
She frowned and sighed. "Oh."
I heard her get up. She walked toward the door. I heard it open. Then it closed. I looked around. She was gone. I frowned. I hadn't meant for her to get mad and leave.
I lay there, alone in the silence. The hospital room was suddenly very cold and lonely without Leah. I began to think. I wondered if Leah was mad at me. I wouldn't talk to her because I was worried. She took it the wrong way.
Three hours passed before there was a familiar knock at the door. I whispered, "C-come in."
Leah opened the door. She walked toward the bed and sat down in her chair. "I'm sorry."
"You're sorry? Leah, I'm sorry." I whispered, my voice hoarse.
Leah looked at me. She took my hand into hers. "Danny...you don't have to be worry about me. I sleep. I eat. I'm not going to wither away and die while you're in the hospital."
"Leah, I worry about you because you're my girlfriend. Not because I believe you're going to magically poof out of existance...." I whispered, my voice still hoarse.
I looked at Leah. She smiled at me. "I love you, Danny."
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