Chapter 10

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I had gotten up at 6:30am. I immediately started getting ready. I brushed my teeth, curled my hair, and got dressed.

I threw on a pair of skinny jeans and a blue peplum top. I shoved on a pair of old converse and went downstairs.

I went to the kitchen, I was about to grab my breakfast when I noticed my mother.

She was sitting at the table. She was sobbing quietly.

I walked over. "Mom?" She looked up. She started wiping her eyes. "Hunny sit down,"

I sat down across from her. "What's going on?" I felt myself starting to panic.

"Last night, after you went to sleep, I guess David, a few other guys and Marcel got in a fight, on that old abandoned street, um, Castles Way,"

My whole mind felt like it was kicked into over drive. I shoved the chair back. "W-Where is he?" I said going to the counter grabbing my keys.

"Who?" My mother asked.

Is she serious. "Marcel!" I yelled.

"He at the hospital.." She whispered.

"Yeah?! Where's David?" I was screaming. Breaking the silence.

"The police, don't know!" She argued back. I ran from the kitchen out of the house.

I ripped open my car door, and skidded my car out of the driveway, leaving tire marks.

I couldn't believe this. Why the hell was Marcel down there in the middle of the night, who did he talk to on the phone, 'thanks for arranging that,' arranging what?! I got onto the highway and started towards the hospital.

The limit was 65 M.P.H and I was pushing it to 90. I knew I needed to stop, I was going to get pulled over, I eased the gas down to 76. I took deep breaths.

He's fine. He's okay. He's fine. He's okay. I kept thinking to myself. I found the exit to the hospital. It took me fifteen minutes to find it once off the highway.

It was huge. It was t small it was huge. My stomach starts stirring. They kept him threw the night. He wouldn't be here if he was okay.

I pulled into a parking spot running tree the doors. The place smelt overwhelmingly clean. I rushed up to the main desk.

"Please, I'm looking for Marcel Styles," I rushed out of breath.

"Are you family?" She asked. I decided to lie.

"No uh, we're engaged," I said. If I said girlfriend there would be no way she would let me in.

The women at the desk gave me a room number. She wouldn't tell me anything after that.

I started following signs and walked as fast as I could without running. I found the room number. 1468.

My breathing was erratic. I opened the door and saw his face.

Authors note: cliffhanger, let me know what you think, ch.11 later today

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