A Story of True Love by Long Ken

Long Xia stepped through the emergency wing when her head began to spin, her feet gave way, and her exhaustion pulled her down, but someone had caught her before she could fall. 

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Her eyes fluttered open later, and she saw faces—many faces—hovering over her. Her mother showed her a small smile before she began to rub her forehead with her thumb. "How are you feeling, darling?" Song Luli questioned. 

"Like Shit. Because Xia looks like it," Long Ken interrupted as he pulled a cigarette to his mouth. 

"You can't smoke in here," Long Mei scolded him. 

Long Ken rolled his eyes before he opened a window and ignored what their sister warned him. 

"I'm fine," Long Xia said dryly. She tried to speak normally but her throat was sore, and it nearly hurt to speak. She tried to move, but she felt thoroughly bruised and battered. She grunted. 

"Easy," Long Yat-sen said. "You've fought like hell, so it will take at least a week to recover."