The Unexpected Angel (Sequel to Be My Mistake)

A complete fool

So, I've decided to mess with your feelings once again. All I have to say, is don't panic.

 

Enjoy :D

 

<3

 

Hunter’s P.O.V.

“It hurts Hunter, I think, I think there’s something wrong.” Siana says to me, her voice cracking with every word she spoke.

I grab onto her hand, and her grip was strong, letting me know she was in pain. I bring my other hand up to her long dark hair, holding it out of her face. “I know it does, I’m so sorry.” I whisper, feeling guilty.

Beads of sweat clung to her forehead as she began to cry, the contractions of labor becoming even more intense in her small, tired body.

“No, Hunter, something’s wrong.” She tries holding back her tears, but they somehow found their way out of her piercing blue eyes, and down her rosy cheeks.

I shake my head no, kneeling down next to her hospital bed. “Siana, you’re going to be fine. You and the baby are going to be perfectly fine, just hang in there.” I press a kiss to the top of her head, and feel that her hair was damp with sweat.

When her rather strong grip loosens, I realized how much that my hand was hurting, and the tears began to roll down her face even faster. I hear the heart monitors beeping quicken, and see panic and confusion flashing in her eyes. 

Something was wrong.

The heart monitor was going insane, and I couldn’t figure out what was going wrong, so I did the most rational thing.

Though I never wanted to leave her side as she went through this, I run to the door of her hospital room and start shouting, knowing that something bad would happen if I didn’t get her help, and soon.

“Doctor Hadley! Doctor, there’s something wrong!” I shout, looking down the hallway left and right, confused and panicked all at the same time.

The red hair of her doctor was the first thing I see as she runs down the tiled floor, her oddly white sneakers making an annoying squeaking noise in the process.

“What’s the matter?” She asks me, her eyebrows rising higher on her forehead.

I jab my thumb in the direction of Siana’s hospital bed. “There’s something wrong.” I deadpan.

She practically pushes past me, rushing into the room. I turn around, hearing Siana’s screams, and gasp at the sight of her. Her eyes screwed shut as she screams in pain, and I could practically feel the energy that was draining from her already weak body as the doctor rushes around the room, trying to solve the issue.

I kneel down at Siana’s side, letting her squeeze my already horribly sore hand. Tears leaked from both of our eyes, and I could barely take seeing her like this. Something had to be wrong.

The heart monitor was beeping at an abnormally low speed now, causing Siana’s breathing to become unsteady. All of a sudden, as the doctor and a few nurses scramble around in the bedroom, Siana’s eyes shoot open. I no longer saw what I thought was fear, and misery in them. Instead, I saw sympathy.

She looks directly at me and smiles ever so slightly. “I’m so sorry, Hunter.” She breathes out, loosening her grip on my hand. I see her eyes sparkling with tears still, and I couldn’t figure out why she was smiling.