One by one, Arthur's guards started dying. They were shot by none other than Jinx and Axel, the two people who had come to rescue Ash and you after they witnessed Ash get knocked out. 

While Jinx was not paying attention, Arthur drew his gun and shot Jinx twice. 

Axel screamed: "Jinx!" "T-That's Axel!" Ash recognized Axel's voice. He picked you up and forced open the locked door, observing Axel covering up the gunshots on Jinx. 

"Axel! Take Jinx and get out of here!" Ash yelled. Axel looked up at Ash, then nodded. She tried to flee the building as quickly as possible with Jinx's arm around her shoulder. 

Ash was upset that he couldn't avenge Arthur's actions against you and Jinx, but he had to call an ambulance for Jinx and you. Ash begged them to come along when you were pulled into the ambulance. "Please, let me go with her!" Ash exclaimed, reaching out to the ambulance, which had already begun departing. Some of the police held him away. Axel looked at Ash and the ambulances with a worried face. A face she'd never put on before. 

Two weeks had passed by and you were still asleep. In a coma. You awoke, breathing in deeply, placing your hand on your head. "Where am I?" You asked yourself. You inspected the wires, and the right side of your stomach stung a bit. "Oh! Y/N, you're awake!" Said your doctor. 

She came in and asked how you were feeling. You said you felt fine and had no memory of what had happened. "You were drugged, but it seems to have worn off... It's strange. Most people drugged with that certain drug appear to be completely uncontrolled, so I'm surprised to see that you succeeded in recovering from it." She said, smiling nervously and handing you a glass of water. Immediately after drinking the glass of water, a nurse with a mask opened the door to your hospital room and yelled: "Doctor! We need you now!" Your doctor ran out of the hospital room and into the one right next to it. 

"What's going on?" You asked yourself again. You arose from your bed, no longer suffering from pain from the wound on your stomach, walking to the room next door. And there you saw her.