Getting Into a Wreck

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On the way Mingus and I were talking and teasing each other playfully when suddenly I saw bright headlight and a horn started blaring then I all I felt was pain. I didn’t see anything, and I heard a constant beeping noise and the sterile smell I immediately knew I was in the hospital but I couldn’t open my eyes I tried and the more I tried the more the more I got worn out. I heard talking at first, I couldn’t tell who was talking eventually I could hear my dad talking to someone saying how a drunk driver had hit me while swerving lanes then I could hear Mingus crying saying, “It’s all my fault I was distracting her while she was driving.” I opened my eyes a crack and saw the bright light and groaned closing my eyes again when I opened my eyes and the lights were off  I looked over at Mingus and I saw a bandage above his eye but that was it, "It wasn't your fault Mingus no one one could have predicted that happening." The doctor came in and looked surprised I was awake, "well she looks like she's healing well I'd like to keep her overnight for observation then she can be discharged tomorrow." He said then I told everyone, "go home eat, shower, and sleep I'll still be here ." They all hugged me then left. I decided to call Dean and he picked up third ring, "hey sweetheart how can I help you on this fine day?" I chuckled which caused me to since from the pain in my ribs, "I'm bored so I thought you could entertain me." Then I pressed the FaceTime button it showed Seth standing behind him holding his finger to his lips and then scared the shit out of Dean I was laughing so hard because Dean started swearing I started crying part because of how hard I was laughing the other part on pain. I wiped the tears away taking a deep breath and said, "well done Two Tones." He glared at me then walked away. I ended up talking to Ambrose for two hours then I went to bed because I felt exhausted.

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