Her eyes narrowed slightly at the other as she sat up, wondering if that was as uncomfortable as it had looked. Surely it had to be, she looked pretty hurt. Her lips curled down as the answer came from her lips. Almost two days she’d been out, and from something she couldn’t even remember. How had it turned out so badly when she was trying to help the other side? “I don’t think I was awake before this, at least I don’t remember being awake before this.” With her brain being fuzzy, she wasn’t sure what the truth was right now. Surely she’d at least remember waking up though. Evie moved again, trying to sit up, or at least move to where she wasn’t so uncomfortable. It lead nowhere though, just a wince from the pain as she let out a sigh. So not only was she stuck in this bed, she was stuck exactly like this. For who knows how long. The thought immediately slipped from her mind though as she heard the girl explain what had happened. She’d been trying to help her, and got hurt herself. If she hadn’t already felt completely useless, now she really did. “You could have just left me,” she said quietly, her eyes leaving the other girl and focusing on the ceiling above her. “I would have been fine, and then you wouldn’t be in here.” Not that she cared. Right? She barely knew this girl, and she knew the other didn’t know her all that well. The dance had been the first time they spoke, but yet she tried to help her.
“You’re probably better off having been out for this long,” Betsy said, hand going up to tuck a few strands behind her ear. She hadn’t given much thought to her appearance before now, but she felt the grease on the strands, unwashed since the event and loaded with styling products. She knew she was here to heal, not to look pretty, but she couldn’t help but feel self conscious in front of Evie. This wasn’t exactly putting her best foot forward. “You know, because you heal more when you’re resting,” she explained, moving around a bit as she spoke to try and find a comfortable position. “Plus, it’s boring in here,” she added, crinkling her nose in distaste. Betsy didn’t like to be confined, didn’t like the hospital wing much at all, really, even if she knew she’d heal faster here than if left unsupervised in her dorm. Betsy attempted a shrug at Evie’s words, a gesture aborted halfway from the way it jarred her injured armed, suddenly a little sheepish. “I guess I could have,” she said with a small voice. “But you just-well, I didn’t know at the time if you’d be okay if I didn’t stop to help,” she explained, hands fiddling with the edge of her blanket. She glanced over at Evie, the other girl decidedly not looking at her. “Obviously it didn’t go as planned.” It wasn’t surprising, really. Betsy rarely managed to do anything without messing up somehow, and getting herself injured trying to help someone instead of actually helping them sounds right for her. “Helping people just is another thing I’m not great at,” she murmured, mostly to herself.