misery

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Alexa POV
A few days later we were both invited to a party. It was rated the best party of the year sense two years ago. If you asked me they are right, I've always liked this party. I still remember the time, it was exactly twelve pm. and thirty minuets when we left the party. I sensed something was awfully wrong. I never knew what it was. That is until we were on the road. My best friend was driving. I didn't think we were going that fast or that she would go fast, she would never as much even go pasted seventy miles per hour. So I asked her if something was wrong. " yes very" she answers. Then I felt like a bird, flying through through the sky. After I felt like a slug being burnt by salt. Then blank.
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When I woke up I saw nothing familier. I only knew that I had been out. My mom and dad were by me my mom was sobbing really hard, I had not seen her like this sinse my youngest brother past away. I asked her what was wrong. And she said nothing, but I could see something was wrong. So I asked my dad, he said that my right arm and leg were imoble which meant that I could not move my arm or leg. I started sobbing even before he got done but I could still hear what he said. He said that I had been out for almost a year now and that it was a miracle that I woke right when the doc. had said that they had to unplug my sistem, and that I had to go to therapy every week. As he got done telling me everything my doctor came in telling me he was happy to see that I was awake and a bunch of other CRAP. A few weeks past and I finally got the nerve to ask if my friends were O.K. my mom stopped what she was doing and looked at me she said that she didn't want me to start crying. She started slowly and then got fast as she told me that all of my friends had died. All except one. That the one that survived was Alex! I had no reason to live at all except him.

***hey tankcoco1 thanks for enspiring me to write this novel aka thanks Emmy I wov u! Emma bestie***

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