My Family Tried to Bribe Me After My Niece Broke My Seven-Year-Old Son’s Arm
“Commander Miller will hear about this before your shift ends tonight.”
“The hospital is ten minutes away,” Paramedic Dave cut in, carefully fitting a rigid plastic splint along Toby’s arm to keep the bone still.
“We need to move him now.”
I lifted Toby into my arms, keeping his head tucked into the crook of my neck as Dave guided us toward the stretcher.
Toby didn’t make a sound, but his small fingers dug tight into the fabric of my navy blazer.
“I’m coming with you,” I told Dave.