I went and saw Kiki the next day. There was no improvement.
On Monday, I finally went back to school. I met Summer in the morning.
"How's your sister?" Summer asked.
"One could be dying, one's terrible and one's dead," I sighed.
"Oh July."
"How's Kiki?" She asked.
"No improvement."
"She'll be fine, trust me. Now how's Amelia?"
"Bad, she's getting worse," I sighed.
"Oh dear," Summer said putting her arm around me.
I sighed.
"I can't believe there's only two more weeks of school left." Summer smiled, trying to change the subject.
I smiled back at her gratefully.
"Yeah, it really did fly."
"Yeah."
"How's everything?" I asked.
"Fine, not great, just fine, I don't really want to talk about it now," Summer tried to smile.
"Okay, but if you ever want to talk I'm here," I smiled.
"I know."
I went to see Kiki that day. There was still no improvement at all. Tears formed in my eyes when I saw her cold, stiff body lying on the hospital bed. She was changed into fresh clothes by now. I couldn't believe at how happy I was when I first found her by the river, and now I might loose her forever.
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Teen FictionUNDER MAJOR EDITING "May is gone forever. She opened the front door and never came back." When sixteen year old July Summer looses her twin sister the week before their sweet sixteen, she is devastated. The whole family are in despair and the new...
