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Fuck, I groaned, lying flat and sliding out from underneath the
car, with a hand pressed against my head.
The scream sounded again and my stomach plummeted.
Olivia.
I jumped up and immediately fell down as I tripped over the
creeper. I hastily scrambled to my feet as the terror filled screaming
continued. The sound of Aces barking was almost as shrill as her
screams.
What was going on? I ran out of the garage and towards the
upstairs apartment. It didnt escape my sight that there was a strange
car parked beside Olivias.
I dashed up the steps, skipping some altogether, and time
stopped when I saw what was happening.
Blood covered the floors as the large man stood above her,
beating her. Her screams were lessening and being replaced by quiet
whimpers.
I wanted to block out the horror before me, but I couldnt.
The only thing I could do, was stop it.
I charged towards the man. He may have been bigger than me,
but I was strong, and young.
He turned when he heard the sounds of my footsteps.
rolled into the back of her head. I shook her again, my grip on her
hands too rough, but I couldnt get my muscles to work in order to
release her.
Her eyes fluttered back to me and I let out a sigh of relief. She
wasnt goneyet.
Olivia, keep your eyes open. I know you want to go to sleep,
but you cant. Just listen to my voice, okay? I tried to keep a grip on
my emotions, but it was impossible. This girl had been my undoing
from the beginningand now this very well might be the end.
Paramedics are on their way. Hang on, baby. Dont leave me, please
dont leave me. I gripped her hand in mine, and it was so, so, cold.
She didnt respond to my touch, but as tears fell from my face, onto
her, her mouth opened as if she was surprised. I cant lose you. Stay
with me, Olivia.
I had already lost so much, I couldnt stand to lose the person
that meant the world to me, the girl I loved more than life itself.
I felt like an idiot for never telling her that I loved her. I had
known ever since that day we danced in the rainhell, I think I knew
that day that I stopped to change her tire. This girl changed my life.
She thought I had changed hers, but it was the other way around.
S-s-s-o t-t-t-i-i-r-r-r-e-e-d, she forced the words between her
lips. The air going in and out of her lungs kept making a wet, sticky,
sound, and my gut told me that was a very bad thing.
I know, baby. I know youre tired but you cant go to sleep, I
told her, gently brushing the hair off her forehead. She didnt appear