I dropped my phone, slowly, too slowly. The world seemed to run in slow motion.
"AL, NO!"
His breathing slowed, and stopped.
Al is dead, he isnt breathing, he isnt moving.
I remember when I was just a small child, I was outside with Al, Beedy and Frank. It was the summer of third grade, we had all skipped second of course. Al and I were playing hide and seek. He told me, if I died, he couldnt go on living. I think if he died, I couldnt go on living.
A nurse shoves me to the floor and grabs a defibrillator from the wall. All I hear is when she shouts "CLEAR" before the door is slammed on me. The nice lady from before, who updated me on his condition led me to a bathroom.
"Alright, itll be okay. He is in good hands." she told me in a comforting voice.
I have tears and snot and lord only knows what else everywhere. Im not exactly the best person to have with you in a crisis.
"But, but Al" which causes a new wave of tears to start flowing.
"I know, I know" she says, trying desperately to calm me.
Suddenly a little pager goes off on her waist.
"All doctors and nurses available to room 109, code red, code red. I repeat all available doctors and nurses to room 109, code red."
I saw the worry in her eyes, i could almost feel the tension of every second she stayed in the room building up.
"What does cod----"
"Im so sorry." is all she said before sprinting out of the bathroom, up the stairs and presumably to room 109, to Al.
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Tales of the Smarty Pants
JugendliteraturMelissa, your average nerd has all you could ask for, friends, a nice home, loving parents and of course advanced calculus... Yeah, she is a little nerdy. Nerds aren't supposed to have drama are they? Well, she didn't, until one day, her life might...