Violet
I looked out the window, taking in the dazzling city lights as I recalled the events that had happened once I had arrived at the hospital.
I had sat in the waiting room pacing frantically while the doctors desperately tried to keep him alive. I suppose my sudden attachment to Theo, even though I’d never seen him before, came from the memories of my mother’s death. Although I’d never told Peyton this, and my father I suppose didn’t know that I still remembered this, but I think my compassion came from remembering that my mother had died alone, all of a sudden, because no one had been with her.
I expect I just don’t want that happen to someone else.
One thing that was worrying me though, was the thought that one of the nurses might ask me some of Theo’s personal details, of which, I knew none.
Thankfully this didn’t ever happen, as about half an hour later, a friendly nurse came over to me and told me I could go in and see Theo.
I nervously walked into the room and saw him looking at me suspiciously.
“Hi,” I blushed. “I’m sorry about the whole, uh, girlfriend thing. I didn’t know what else to do and I…” I trailed off.
“Thanks, I guess.” I noticed a faint smile. “It’s better than dying I suppose.”
I twiddled my thumbs nervously.
In a moment of what I can only describe as pure insanity, I grabbed a pen and a notebook from my bag, scribbled down my name and number, and handed it to him.
“That’s just in case you, um, need anything,” I babbled, growing redder by the second. “Just… let me know when you get better.”
And then I left, before he could respond.
‘How could I have been so stupid?’ I thought to myself. He would never call me back, not after that. Argh, I hate myself.
I lifted my keys out of my bag and opened the front door to my apartment. I could feel dread slowly increasing in the pit of my stomach as I realised I would have to face the inevitable.
I slowly opened the door, attempting to sneak in unnoticed. My plan failed, however, and I was met by the sight of Peyton glaring at me with anger in her eyes…
- Prospekt
