With a slight, embarrassed smile, she said, "I'm sorry for all the trouble."
"Oh, it was no trouble at all," Denver replied, waving off her apology. "Helping out is what friends are for, right? How are you feeling now? Can I drive you home?"
Given the difficulty of hailing a taxi in the area and considering her unsettled state, he felt uneasy about leaving her alone.
Denver caught Hadley's hesitation and frowned. "Don't even think about saying no. Friends help each other—that's just how it works, right?"
"Sure thing." Hadley acknowledged, offering a thankful nod.
"Off we go," replied Denver, warmly. He gestured towards the car.
Settled inside, Denver inquired about their destination. "Need directions?"
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