29- Mr Hood

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Kate's POV:

Pain surges through my body like music pumping through a house party.

I hurt.

So, so much.

Hearing a beep to the left side of me I start to wonder where I am.

Suddenly I hear a voice, "I don't know if you can hear me." It sounds familiar- it's Calum. "I don't know if you want to hear me, but I need you to listen to me... The day I saw you in Starbucks, I knew I had to talk to you. You looked so distant. But then you got in my head. And I couldn't get you out. Then I started to loose focus and the band started slipping. The boys got suspicious and I said things that have never meant the truth to me, and never will. I'm just so sorry." I hear his voice crack and all I want to do is hug him.

"When I came to your house last week, I came to tell you I am sorry." Wait what? I've been unconscious for a week? "I thought by saying sorry it would make me feel better, it didn't. I need you Kate... But I can't hurt you anymore. Goodbye Kate, remember me."

Something in me come crashing down. I don't want Calum Hood to leave me- I'm not ready. No, this is what I want.

But I don't want him to leave.

I hear Calum get up from probably sitting down and then I hear the door wheeze shut, leaving me alone.

I hear the beeping again but it's not the sound of my heart because I'm pretty sure my heart has stopped from cracking.

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Later that day I had fully woken up but I still have to stay in the hospital because I was seriously internally bleeding and my head got a concussion from impact setting me in a coma; it's just the paperwork now.

"How you feeling hunny?" My mother frets for what feels like the millionth time.

"Absolutely fine, mum." I sweetly reply, I know how she's feeling right now and I don't want to hurt her more.

"Okay, just tell me if that changes, I'm just here."

"Okay mum."

Although people have been in and out of my hospital room I can't get one person out of my head...

Calum Hood.

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