Chapter 3
“Don’t worry about a thing Hannah. You
won’t even feel it. You will be asleep the entire
time. It will seem like only a second. You might be in pain
when you wake up, but that’s what pain medicine is
for right?” The surgeon laughed.
I didn’t really find it funny, but I didn’t
have any time to object, because right after he said that
his nurse put a mask over my mouth and nose. That’s
when I passed out.
~~~about 6 hours later~~
“How are you feeling?” It was
Evan’s voice. I didn’t want to answer for fear
of someone else being in the room. I opened my eyes and saw
him standing next to my bed. Sarah was on the other
side.
“Well answer your friend Hannah!” Sarah could
see him to? I thought only I could see him. I will have to
ask him about that later.
“I feel fine. I guess.” My voice cracked a lot.
My throat was unexplainably dry. I took a drink of water
and sat up. My blonde hair was a mess, my pale blue eyes
looked exhausted, and my makeup all came off.
“Well you look tired. Do you want to go back to
sleep?” Evan asked sweetly.
“No, I’m fine. But do you think you could get
me something to eat? I don’t care what it is.”
He nodded his head and left.
“Who is your friend???!!!” Sarah was getting
excited. I already knew what she was thinking.
“Just someone I met a couple days ago. No big
deal.” She could tell I didn’t want to talk
about it.
That’s when I saw the first one. I don’t know
how to describe it. Was it a ghost? A demon? Or was it
merely a person? Whatever or whoever it was, it made my
heart rate go up. the machines were going crazy. All of the
commotion made it hard to breath. I heard nurses and
doctors yelling something I couldn’t understand.
Sarah was besides me crying and saying something. The last
thing I saw was Evan sprinting towards the room. He looked
so sweet when he had fear and concern mixed together on his
angel like face.
“If I am about to die,” I thought, “his
face is the last thing I want to see.”
And then I blacked out.
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Chapter 2
I was startled by the question but I didn’t have the
time to answer. In the next instant I was in a hospital bed
gasping for the air that I couldn’t get. It was
nearly impossible to get that first breath. The next thing
I knew there were doctors and nurses rushing into the
room.
“She’s awake!” A nurse in purple yelled.
“Doctor, she is awake!” And then she left the
room and the doctor came in.
“Hello Hannah, how are you feeling?” The doctor
was surprisingly young and attractive.
“Wh-where am I a-at?” It was impossibly hard to
talk, my throat was so dry. I noticed a glass of water to
my right. The doctor must have seen my eyeing it because he
walked over to get it for me.
“You are at the St. Moris hospital. Your friend
Sarah said you fell off your roof? You are a very lucky
girl; you fell almost 30 feet to the ground. Although you
did fracture your wrist and break your shoulder bone. But
with the surgery we have you scheduled for in about an hour
it should heal within three weeks. Perfect timing because
your friend tells me that’s when softball starts? We
don’t want you to jump right into it, but you will be
able to play once it starts.” He said all of this so
calmly. He could probably see the look of relief that came
across my face.
“Thank you doctor.” I said in a quiet
voice.
“We have to get the patient ready for surgery now
doctor.” Said the nurse in purple.
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Chapter 1
All I could hear were the sirens. And shouting, there was a
lot of that. That’s all I heard for a while besides
the ringing in my head. It was so loud, but the sirens were
louder. All the noise was like an earth quake in my head. I
just wanted the noise to stop. I tried to open my eyes to
see what was going on but I couldn’t. I
couldn’t move anything. Not my mouth, arms, legs,
nothing. I was a statue. That’s when I heard the
voice.
“You could die any second ya know.” The
voice was really shaky but deep. It was probably a mans.
“You can talk to me, I am in your head, not out
there. Nobody else will hear you.”
“Wh-who are you?” I was freaking out.
“That’s not important,” the voice said.
“What is important is that you listen. You are
unconscious right now. From the outside anyways. My name is
Evan, and I was sent from The Ever After. It is where you
go when you die and you still have things you need to
finish before your spirit moves on. Some people chose to
stay in The Ever After so they can walk the earth.
“The reason I was sent to you was because we are
going to let you live, but you are going to experience
things you have never experience before. Let me ask you a
question.” Evan was so calm it was scary.
“What?” I said, still shaky.
“Do you believe in
demons?”