Here it is! The long awaited post of who she saw!... *drum roll please*
...The limp body lying on the table resembled a girl… she had long beautiful flowing hair. I looked through the small window on the door. The person on the table was still semi-concious, but hardly moving. She looked scared and she kept looking back and forth between the doctors surrounding her.
I looked closely at her terrified face. It was Olivia’s mom. My second mom. I burst through the doors of the ER room and ran to her bedside.
“What happened? What happened?!?!” I screamed to the doctors around me.
“Car accident ma’am. Please, you need to leave. You can’t be here.” A lady nurse told me.
“No no, I know her. Please, I need to be with her.” I said, trying to break loose of the nurses grasp on my arms.
“Ma’am, now.” She said, and pushed me out the door. It was no use.
“Graham, GRAHAM!” I yelled. He had finished signing the papers at the desk and was looking for me.
“Kersey, come on, where were you?” he asked. He grabbed my jacket off the chair but before he could put it on me, I pushed away.
“Graham, no! Listen to me!” I cried. He looked at me like I had just slapped him. We had never argued as far as I could remember and I had just yelled at him.
“Graham, I’m sorry. But please. Olivia’s mom just came in, she was in a car accident.” I said. Graham took a breath and grabbed my jacket again.
“Kers, there’s nothing we can do right now. Let’s go home and we can come back later and check on her.” He said. He held out my jacket and I reluctantly put it on. I sat back down in the wheel chair and started wringing my hands. My feet were taping on the foot rests of the wheel chair, my fingers tapping on the arm rests.
“Kersey, it will be okay.” Graham said once we got to the car. He tossed my stuff into the back of the car and helped me into the front seat. “Besides, I want to show you what I did with the apartment.” He said, smiling.