nna'

t working! The li

low it down. Rain covered the road, making it difficult to see what wa

oing to do?" I aske

his arms. He held me so tightly again

d looked into my eyes. "I won't allow anything to happe

filling my eyes. "But

ly. Don't let go, no

st his chest. I was terrified. I didn't want to die,

the driver. "Can

brakes aren'

something you can hit to stop t

a way out. A concrete barrier stood bes

"I can turn toward it, but I can't promise

t hesitat

my head

ser. "I'm here

sca

d my forehead. "Ju

ved, and I screamed as we rushed toward the barrier. Ted w

g I heard was

d the sound of breaking glass filled the air. I felt Ted's body p

before comi

head hurt, and my whole body felt weak. I trie

alized it

I calle

dn't

e closed, and blood was running down his face. H

nearly

ed

houlders and sh

e, wak

dn't

. "Ted, please. You promised me you wouldn't let

d his lips, but his

tly and looked towar

med. "Somebody,

beginning to feel dizzy. My head was sp

ase stay

owly slipped

s his bloodied face bef

**

eady unconscious. The paramedics rushed to

e's breathing," one of the

mined Ted and immedia

ood. We need to get hi

the ambulance. Ted was placed on another stretcher, but

," he wh

ed closer. "Sir,

e is

e. We're taking both o

through his abdomen. He groaned a

d to s

stay still. You'

are. Take

eague. Ted was losing too much blood, and they neede

ir. Let us

for a moment, stru

sure she's

hospital, and the medical te

moved to another. The doctors began checking his inj

to stop the bleeding,

is Ri

examined by a

he aw

t. Please, let us

"I'm not going anyw

blood. You need tr

ant to see

Ted's wound was serious, and his condition was getti

o me. If we don't treat

him without sa

to know she's alive. I need to see her open her eyes

. You're seriously injured, and you need to understan

is face towa

me when s

ce him, but he wouldn't listen. He onl

emporarily and promised to update him as soo

, staring at