April Fools Indeed

Chapter 1 - The scar

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April fool's indeed.

Chapter 1 – The scar.

This is an alternate sequel to the Invader Johnny Story "Not So happy April fools." Which yo,u nice people can find on fanfiction.net

While Invader Johnny wrote a sequel to this story, he allowed me to write a different sequel to it, giving it a much different ending. If you haven't read the invader Johnny story, it would help to read that one shot before reading this one.

But just in case, I can give you a quick set up, that will allow you to enjoy this story.

On April 1st, Tori had a big date with Jade, which was their anniversary. A very special date. Tori had a large box wrapped in purple paper, which she was going to take to Jade as a present. But Trina who was getting ready for a date of her own, refused Tori's request for a ride. Still needing to get to Jade's for their special date, Tori left the house, box in hand to walk to Jade's house.

A few hours later, Jade showed up at Tori's house looking for Tori, who hadn't shown up. It was then they got a call from the police. The call was to inform them

Tori had been killed by a drunk driver.

No One's POV.

The accident was the top story on the news, beating out an earthquake in China. The story was that, a 53-year-old insurance salesman with 3 previous OWI convictions drove straight into a crowded bus stop, killing 3 people and injuring 9 others.

The police stated, the very intoxicated, driver hit the group of people, going at least 50 miles an hour.

Amongst the list of those who had died was a young high school student named Tori Vega. Horribly mangled, she was buried in a closed casket funeral 2 days later. There was not a dry eye at the funeral save for one; her girlfriend Jade West.

Instead of crying, Jade merely stared at the coffin during the service and later, as it was lowered into the ground with an almost numb expression. After the funeral, she wordlessly retreated into her room and stayed there, refusing all phone calls and visitors.

Trina whose refusal to give Tori a ride, lead to Tori being at the aforementioned bus stop, would have been crying, had she not suffered a nervous breakdown immediately after finding out her sister was dead.

The injured were released one by one, until there was only one left in the hospital.

The only one left was a Maria Gomez, a freshmen student from Columbia studying at UCLA. Most of the nurses and doctors at the intensive care unit where she was still in a coma, felt badly for the girl. She had grown up in an orphanage in Bogotá and had no family. But from all reports, she was a bright and intelligent girl who, through hard work, qualified for a scholarship to study nursing. Besides being in a coma, she was badly injured and heavily bandaged up, leading at least one orderly call her, mummy girl.

The only person who ever came to visit was a representative from the Columbian consulate who would visit every other day. The hospital requested her medical records from the orphanage the day she arrived but due to an error, they didn't arrive for a full 8 days.

They were delivered to the intensive care unit near the end of the day on a Friday, where they sat in a pile of other records. The attending physician took a quick look at them, but once he realized they were in Spanish, put them down meaning to have them translated.