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“Don’t fucking tell me what I need to do,” I say, as I pull in a deep breath, feeling the oxygen burn through my lungs.
“Alisha, do you want me to get you anything?” Siddh moves and kneels beside her.
I feel my mind explode and a growl of irritation vibrates in my chest. “I am here to take care of my wife,” I glower at him. I then turn to her, and my eyes widen as I watch her go pale.
“It’s hurting like hell,” she whispers, her voice barely audible.
“We are going to the doctor now.” Scooping her off the floor, my mouth moves to her ear and pacifies her, “You are going to be fine.”
Her head drops to my shoulder, as we head down the hall toward the door with Siddh behind us.
“We will take my car,” Siddh states when we’re outside.
I nod. This is the only sensible thing he has spoken so far. Opening the rear door to his car, I get in and settle her on my lap whereas Siddh jogs around and gets behind the wheel.
“Alisha, you will be okay. I won’t let anything happen to you,” the jerk says.
“Can you concentrate on the road? That is, unless you wish to be admitted to the hospital,” I retort. But before I can say anything more, Alisha moves her hands on my chest. Her touch has a magic spell. It works, and I find my body relaxing with her touch. I close my eyes and drop a kiss on her forehead, while my hand moves to the back of her head, holding her there.
“I am concerned here. And you would not like to hear this but you are the one to be blamed for her state,” Siddh strikes back.
“Are you kidding me? If you would have got the papers without messing, we would have left without having a showdown.”
“I wanted to spend time with Alisha!” he retaliates.
Alisha buries her face into my chest and my arms tighten around her.
“Like hell I will ever allow you near my wife,” I grunt and squeeze my eyes close, feeling a headache coming on. I’m more than thankful when we reach the hospital.
I step out of the car along with Alisha, while Siddh goes to park the car. Though she insists on hobbling her way through the corridor, I turn a deaf ear. She is in no state to walk. So, I carry her through the emergency room doors.
“She needs a doctor,” I bark when a nurse comes into my view.
“This way,” she nods, and I follow her.
Reaching the end of the room, she slides the curtain open, and I gently place Alisha on the hospital bed.
“The doctor is on the rounds. Let me check in the meantime,” the nurse suggests.
“She needs a doctor, not a nurse,” I groan, massaging my forehead as I give her an exasperated look.
“Stop giving everyone a hard time,” Alisha whispers. “I’m fine. It’s nothing.”
My harrowed eyes meet hers. “I hate to see you in pain,” I mutter.
“Sir, I can help. If you can move back, I’ll be able to check the patient,” the nurse says. Her brows snap together when I don’t move.
“I said I want a doctor who is proficient enough to help her with the pain. So please go and get a doctor.” I don’t budge.
The nurse looks between Alisha and me. “Sir, I am trained enough to check the patient.”
I narrow my eyes on her. “I don’t care if you’re trained. I need a doctor.”
“Ranveer....” Alisha tries to speak, but my eyes snap to her. “I am not compromising with your health. I want a doctor. I am not trusting a nurse.”
“Ranveer…” she warns.
Just then, Siddh comes in. He looks at Alisha and then narrows his eyes on me. “Why the hell has the nurse not started checking on Alisha?”
