There's Nothing Left For Me

Twenty

Draya POV

"Oh and Mommy! When he opened the closet, no one was in there. But the music made it scary." I laughed a little. I picked Drew up about 30 minutes ago and he could not stop talking about the field trip to the movies.

"You must really like this new daycare baby." I looked in my rear view mirror to she him nodding.

"I love it Mommy. Thank you."

"For what baby?"

"Being the best Mommy in the WORLD." I turned back to him at the stop light.

"I am?" He smiled, nodding.

"Yep!" I giggled and tickled him.

"Thank you baby."

Fiancé 💍😘: Have Drew FT me.
4:02 pm

I rolled my eyes. I couldn't even get a "hey".

"Here Drew. DQ wanna talk to you." I passed him my phone as the FaceTime was connecting.

"Hi DQ!" Drew shrieked.

I tuned them out as I continued to sit at the light.

"Why the hell this light so slow?" I mumbled. "Oh God!" I groaned as the Railroad signs started flashing.

The one day I had to turn and cross the tracks, a train comes. I sat back in my seat, knowing that it was going to be at least 20 carts on this train.

For some reason I started to look around which I'm glad I did.

"Shit!" I silently cursed, taking off my seatbelt.

"Andrew stay right here and don't move okay!" I told him. He nodded as Quince asked what was going on.

"Babe just stay on FaceTime. I have to go do something." I jumped out of my car and ran to the car stuck on the tracks.

I wanted to cry at the sight, but it wasn't time for that.

I heard the train's horn and ran faster.

"Help." I heard the little girl.

"Come on. We have to hurry." I told her.

I picked her up and ran away for the tracks.

"Wait!" She cried reaching towards the car.

I sat her down on the grass, away from the tracks and ran back to the car.

"Fuck!" There was another little girl in here sleeping. My eyes began to water as the train got louder and closer.

I threw a rock through the front window and unlocked the doors.

"Come on baby girl." I grabbed her and proceeded to get as far away from the tracks as possible.

Before I could reach where I placed the other little girl, the train collided with the car.

"Get down!" I yelled to her. She followed my instructions as I covered the girl in my arms.

"Come on." I picked her up with my free hand since neither one of them had shoes and walked over to my car.

The train eventually stopped, blocking the road.

"Andrew, are you okay sweetie?" I asked him after placing the girls down and opening the back door.

"Yes mommy." He said lowly.

"Draya, what's going on?" Quince asked.

"I'll call you back later." I told him as I heard the police sirens.