Scooter's Daughter

Chapter 7

Chapter 7

I woke up a couple of minutes before the flight ended.

Justin was sleeping.

He looked so peaceful, relaxed, like he had no worries. 

He looked like the old Justin.

I smiled remembering all the good times. 

The good pranks.

I missed those days.

Justin woke up.

We arrived.

Cindy's mom picked us up.

She dropped us off at my house and I saw the lights on.

I could hear the music.

I knew that Danny wasn't okay.

I opened the door

I was scared at what I might see.

There was nothing in the living room 

I knew he was in his room.

Justin just stood at the door.

He came in.

He just stood there.

: you can stay there or help if you want.

He put his stuff down and I threw my stuff on the couch I didn't care of how it landed or being neat or whatever I just wanted to find Danny and make sure he was okay. I didn't want to loose him, I was so close of loosing him the last time.

-flashback-

I was sitting on the couch when I heard loud knocks on the door.

I knew it was danny he was probably drunk and high.

I opened the door.

He walked in barely keeping his balance.

I looked at him 

Again. 

This was the 5th time this week.

He had that blank look in his eyes

He always did now.

He looked pale, his hair messed up, his clothes ripped, I noticed he had a deep cut on his face.

His shirt was filed with blood.

He had gotten in the fight with the rival gang a couple blocks away. 

I went and grabbed some stuff and cleaned him up.

I started with the one one his face.

He didn't even notice.

When he's high or drunk he doesn't even notice the pain.

He took off his shirt.

He had a deep cut on his chest.

It looked like he had been stabbed multiple times.

It didn't look good.

The bleeding wouldn't stop.

He started to look sick.

He threw up blood.

This wasn't good.

He passed out.

: Danny stay with me..danny! The police are on their way. Danny...I called 911 the ambulance was on it's way.

I started to cry. 

I usually don't. 

But Danny has been there for me for as long as i could remember.