Strong (Zerrie FanFiction)

Chapter 19

Jade's Pov:

"Perrie, we bought some food for you. Mind opening up?" I asked, knocking on the locked door in which I've already attempted to open.

I continued knocking until my knuckles grew tired so I opted for the key. We, me referring to the girls and I, had all gotten keys to Perrie's room due to the incident earlier. We all figured that it was the best and safest option for Perrie, but being the sneaky girls that we are, we didn't tell Perrie about the touch-up.

I unlocked the door with the brass key and looked around to find the room vacant and dim besides the bright light coming from the bathroom, in which the door was slightly ajar.

I figured that she must've been taking a shower or something to not have heard my shrill knocks, or shall I say bangs, on the door.

"Perrie, you alright?" I asked, walking towards the bathroom. "Perrie?"

I opened the bathroom door fully, to find an unconscious Perrie laying on the ground, surrounded by a pool of blood.

"Perrie?!" I shrieked, my eyes widening at the sight. "Girls, come quick!"

Whilst the girls rushed into the bathroom, I grabbed cloth and covered the deep cuts to prevent the bleeding. I tried to get her to wake up by fanning her slightly but my attempt failed.

"Call the hospital." I demanded, chucking my phone at the closest person near me which happened to be Leigh. "Now."

She nodded frantically, and took the phone in her hands while dialing the police.

Jesy paced around, running a hand through her hair and crying.

Geez, I'm shaken up myself.

Why'd we leave Perrie alone in the condition she was in? Wait, who am I even kidding? She looked perfectly fine but turns out that that was just a facade.

"Perrie, please fucking wake up." I exclaimed, kneeling beside her and placing her head on my lap. "Don't make us go through this again."

Once I got no response, yet again, I started to cry.

At this rate, we're never going to leave Perrie's side again.

God, what did Zayn do? I'm assuming that he's at fault.

I clenched my jaw.

"They're on their way now, baba. Just keep her intact." Leigh reassured, letting out a deep breath.

I nodded and held the cloth hard against her wrists. Her bleeding softened but that's not a safe sign. She's probably lost tons of blood, god.

Once the ambulance finally arrived for the second time that week, they carried Perrie on a stretcher carefully down the stairs and into the white vehicle which I dreaded in a plenty amount.

This time, I let Jesy go along with Perrie in the ambulance since they only allowed for one person max to accompany her on the ride along.

Leigh was going to follow along beside them whilst I was going to inform everyone about the tragedy before I head over to the hospital.

Once Leigh left, I grabbed my phone and shakily typed in a number.

First contact- Debbie Edwards:

The phone rang for a total of 3 times before she finally answered.

"Hello?" Debbie's accent spoke through the speakers. "Is everything alright dear?"

I shook my head, even though I knew she wasn't here to see herself.

"No, not even in the slightest." I answered her, my voice was scratchy.