control room door. It didn' t budge. I did it again, the pain barely r

ere. She had started

palm down on it. The deafening roar of the centrif

e cockpit and tor

. A thin trickle of blood ran from her nose. Her eyes were

rlight? Wake

r limp body into my arms. S

ur of frantic activity. A doctor took one lo

. A massive brain hemorrhage from the extre

ere we

ng the doorway to the ICU. Her expression

ns in the state are unavailable," sh

ble? This is an emergency!"

t. It' s a week-long seminar at a resort. She feels it' s esse

t to treat anyone, but to keep

g. I called Molly. I begged. I pl

by phone, but by a courier. He hand

ildren' s cart

, written in Molly' s el

isn' t fatal. Stop

the band-aids to my daughter, lying in a hospital bed, h

sound in the room. Then, it changed. It beca

shed in.

s too

he had heard what happened at the park. She saw the flatline on the moni

Caleb.

ied in

t was Molly. I p

cessfully ruined my reunion with Wesley! I gave you

ld. All emotion drained out of me,

er," I said, my voice fl

trics, Caleb. You' re just t

hung