“will I be okay?” ( wh oops ) ;
“You should feel better once you’ve warmed up.” They had time for that. It was early yet: no need to worry about the arrival of patients. Even Mr. Renfield wasn’t due at his post until an hour hence. Seward had come to her office to take care of some work--the quiet of the early morning suited her--and found Brona by the gate, crumpled, dazed, and cold, bleeding from a cut above her eyebrow. Deaf to any protest, she’d brought Brona in and sat her down at the fireside. She didn’t ask whose hand or boot or cane had delivered the blow. Seward could guess.
“Tilt your head up. Let me look at it.” Seward's hands were already guiding Brona’s face, tilting her head back, bringing the cut further into the light. “You have a bruise. This happened last night? Early this morning?”
send "everything will be okay" to take care of my injured muse. / send “will I be okay?” for my muse to take care of yours.










