“I’m so glad you’re okay. You really bloody scared me, Jenni.” “Sorry, next time my appendix decides it wants to evacuate my body, I’ll give you a few days’ notice.” She grins before looking past me. “Ah, El.” “Yeah?” “How many drugs have they given me?” Jenni asks. “I don’t know. Why?” I look from my sister to our mum, who’s standing on the other side of the hospital bed. “There’s a god standing behind you, El. But don’t turn around. He might disappear.” I hear Gio chuckle. “He’s not a god, Jenni. That’s Gio. My boyfriend,” I tell her. “You have a boyfriend who looks like that? And you didn’t
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