The Mystery Letters

Chapter 16

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Lily's Point of View-

I didn't know how to react when I received a message from Sherry saying that M attacked Ann again. This time it was not just her, but Alice too.

This is all my fault. Unknown to Ann, Alice was actually in contact with me. The day she saw me at the hospital, she knew that I was actually worried and was putting the blame on myself. I had got to know through her that Sherry saw me and Hannah walk out of my house crying, which led to Alice telling him about Hannah's truth, which led to M attacking her and putting her on the hospital bed.

This time it was something worse. M turned out to be a complete psycho. He got angry at Hannah to be one step forward from him and informing the police which led him to not only attack Hannah but also Alice this time.

When Sherry described it to me, I was beyond shock. M entered into their room from the window and he cut Hannah and Alice's arm with his knife. He could've launched the knife at Hannah's chest if he wanted to kill her, yet he just cut her wrist. After investigation we got to know the cut on Alice was mild, but he cut Hannah's wrist so cleverly that it also cut her nerve.

Both of them are in the hospital. Alice has woken up and now is on bandage and medicines. Ann is still unconscious and the doctors say it will take a lot of time for her to recover. After all, if a nerve is cut her brain cannot deliver the signals to the injured area. Her injured leg does not make it any better.

This is all my fault. My fault. My fault. The one to be blamed on, is me.

I wish I didn't overreact. I wish I understood Ann just like she always does to me. I wish I supported her instead of blocking her away. All I can do is wish.

As if my mom's death and my father's abandonment was any better that now I'm losing even Hannah. My step-mom got to know the story of how Ann and I fought and my step-dad doesn't know, because he doesn't like Ann, and this will be an excuse for him to abandon me from meeting her anymore.

My life isn't perfect, but so isn't Ann's. At first, I used to think she's an over-dramatic depressed teen who is always sad just to get attention. But then one day I saw some scars on her arm. That led me to talk to her for the first time and eventually becoming best buddies with her, and when she trusted me and told me her story, I was proven wrong. The stereotypes I laid on her were proven wrong.

I still have a feeling that there is more to the story which Hannah is unwilling to tell. She still hasn't truthfully answered me about the scars on her arm.

And now, M has made a new scar, which will take a long, long time to heal.

I wish Ann forgives me soon.

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2 weeks later...

Hannah's Point of View-

I think I hear voices, but it's so blur that I can hardly understand what the conversation is that was going on. I'm feeling a lot of pain in my head which is not letting me open my eyes.

After a lot of time, I managed to open my eyes slowly. I turned my fingers around but had little difficulty doing so to my right hand. I felt sudden commotion in the room and I think by my movement everyone in the room have become alert.

Finally I opened my eyes fully and the first thing I see is the white hospital ceiling. I wonder why do they keep white colors in the hospital, some rainbow colors would've been just fine.