A Dancer's Sin (editing){Completed}

Final

Daisy's POV

As I watched Shannon it seemed as if his whole world was falling apart, and I was watching him trying to put it back together as the pieces crumbled. The pain in his eyes was enough to kill me.

And then there was the note. I was the only one to see it. If I showed it to him, I know I would lose him. Then again if she lived I would lose him anyway.

I couldn't stop thinking about the times that Shannon and I had together. The laughs, the tears, the love. I could see those moments slipping away as he held her.

Somewhere deep in my heart I knew that something would happen. I knew that somehow, someway they would find each other again, and I would mean nothing to him as long as she was around, but if he was truly happy with her, then I wouldn't complain.

He deserves happiness even if it wasn't with me. No matter who or what he chose, I was going to love him and support him to the end.

Talia's POV

Once we were in the hospital, doctors and nurses rushed Raven away. I began calling letting people know we found her. People began to trickle in. First was Pixie and Venus followed by a flood of many others. We all huddled in the waiting room and prayed. I wasn't one to believe in a god, but I prayed as if God was the only person I had to talk to, and I especially prayed for Shannon.

Out of all of us he was the most devastated. The moment they took Raven away from his arms I could see something in him break. He had collapsed to the floor just outside of the emergency room and wept. And he's been there ever since.

I quietly walked over to him and sat down beside him. He didn't bother to look up as I wrapped my arm around his shoulders, but at least he knew someone was there, and soon after Daisy joined me. Then Haiden. Soon enough everyone was surrounding us and arms around one another.

I could feel the hope, prayers, and love radiating throughout the building for our beloved angel.

Shannon's POV

They finally allowed us to see her. She was still in critical condition, and they did two blood transfusions to get the poison sufficiently out of her veins. They had also put her in an induced coma to keep her body from over working itself.

I sat in the chair next to her bed and watched her. Hoping that she would open her eyes. I took her hand and kissed it gently.

I struggled to fight back the tears as she didn't respond. Part of me wondered if she even knew I was here. I rubbed the back of her hand with my thumb.

Talia came in silently carrying a cup of coffee and a piece of paper. She set it down on the nightstand next to me and left without a word. The coffee cup had my name on it, but the paper was addressed to Talia so I didn't touch it.

I turned my attention back to Raven and brushed her cheek lightly. Her heart rate began to pick up. I hit the emergency call button on the side of her bed. Her heart raced faster as the seconds ticked by.

"Raven," I cried softly in her ear.

A nurse grabbed me by the arm and pulled me out of the room. I stood by the door listening to the chaos. It seemed to have gone on for hours, and suddenly everything stopped, and so did my heart.

The door opened and a nurse stepped aside to let me in. I looked at the bed to a dark gaze looking back at me.