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ther as Emily walked, her fe
rview, and the sting of disappointment was an u
uder, and Emily felt an inexplicable pull towards it.
ng at the edge of the bridge, the
kon her, its dark depths prom
out at the river. Why is life so cruel? Why
ment, jump down, was the only word spinning in her head, the
m been rejected, i am useless after all
ars streaming down her cheek
ing off the bridge, she felt a hand
back from the edge. "Please don't do
but he held firm. "Let me go," she
urred by tears and her own eye problems, she struggl
t Ryan's grip was firm. Emily's eyes welled up
ect her vision, were tucked away in her ba
uld make out were vague shapes and features, her visio
not going to let you do it, bec
controllably as the man held her. She couldn't see his fa
backwards, her feet tan
ground, and he watch
had been crying for what felt like eter
ntle. "Hey, are you okay?" he asked
rom crying. She felt a wave of embarrassment wash over he
rescuer holding her wrist. Finally, Emily's sobs began to sub
tell you there is always a solution to it, killing your self would
st as she looked at him, but she
lling Emily to her feet. "Here, let me get
owards her rescuer. She watched as he dialed
up beside them. Her rescuer opened
" he asked, looking
elayed it to the driver. "Make sure
to Emily. "You're going to be okay," he sa
ness card. "Take this," he said, handing it to her. "When you're
. There was a phone number and a name: she wasn't in the mood t
much, for toni
ded. "Just take car
ds as She watched as her rescuer stepped
mily felt a sense of calm wash over her
lped Emily out of the car and walked her to the door of her apartmen
ling weakly. "I'm
eave. Emily watched him go, feeli
h and stepped inside
ft cushions. She was really exhausted. She closed her eyes, reflecting on all th
ad given her a card, but this card was nowhere to be found now, sh
ang of disappointment. She had wanted to thank her
like that opportuni
ried so much that her eyes where really swollen, and she probably would not
usted from her ordeal. She didn't know what the future held,
She was safe, and she was home. And for the first time