Don't Tell
Chapter
8
Cameron's
POV:
I watched as they carried out Wallace on
a stretcher. After the man shot two bullets in the wall and beat
Wallace, he ran. He knew the police were coming. I ran up to
Wallce trying to keep her awake, since it was obvious she had a
consussion. I
stayed like that until the police got there. I couldn't get
his face out of my head. He looked mental, but heartbroken at the
same time. I was so confused, so I walked outside to find Lane
and Carrie standing there talking to an officer. He walked away
and I walked up, with tears in my eyes. I huged them both and we
all sat there, crying. I couldn't get Wallace out of my head
either. Her limp, bruised body laying on the floor. My stomach
was in so much pain and it hurt so bad to cry but I couldn't
help it. I couldn't stop crying. I could've done more. I
wish I had stood up for Wallace. Maybe then I would be the one
clinging to life instead of her. I thought I had gotten rid of
all this bad karma? Why do these thing always happen to me?
Carrie's POV:
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I sat on my couch, watching Titanic for the
tenth time that week. Wallace had been in a coma for a week now,
Cameron and Lane recently got out of the hospital because of
their stomachs. I haven't been out of my house, or out of my
sweats, for six days. My doorbell rang. I looked at the
door.
"Mom!" I screamed.
"Yes?" She yelled
back.
"Can you get the door?" I
yelled.
"Come
on, Carrie." she yelled," I'm upstairs, you're
downstairs, now get off your a** and get the door!" I rolled
my eyes and got up, but I heard my mom talking," Oh, no
honey I love you more." That made me roll my eyes again. She
was talking to her boyfriend, Marcus. Whenever they talked she
acted like I was dirt, and not her daughter. I looked out the
window to see a girl in high heels and a sundress. I looked up at
the sky and it was pouring. The only thing in the outfit that
didn't match was the umbrella that she was holding. Her
blonde hair was all done and she sat there smiling and waving. I
opened the door to Miranda. She stepped inside and wiped her
shoes on the rug that read,' Wipe your paws here!' My
boxer, Lucy, came running up to greet her.
"Hey
Carrie!' She said, smiling her way too perfect
smile.
"Hi,
Miranda." I said," Not to be rude but why are you
here?"
"Well
you haven't come out of your house for like a week." She
said, with worry in her big green eyes," I just wanted to
make sure that you were okay."
"Yeah
I'm fine." I said, lying mainly because her smile was
making me melt, and the quicker I got her out the quicker I could
hit and hate myself for liking her.