Chapter 1

Amelia was happily doing her homework, even though it was tricky and a little hard sometimes, math always seemed to be fun for her. She had been buzzy for about an hour when her dad came into the room.

"Amelia, we are leaving in ten minutes to go to your aunts party, so get some nice clothes on. I've made some tea, do you want some?" he said

Amelia looked up from her book and nodded. Her dad closed her door and went downstairs. Amelia sighed and put her hand through her hair before getting up. When she had changed, she ran downstairs and walked to the kitchen. On the counter stood her cup of tea. Her father knew exactly how to make her tea the way she liked it. She picked the cup up carefully and sipped it, just then her little sister came bounding in. Her little sister, Leana, always seeped to be in a happy mood no matter how bad the situation was. Amelia quickly finished her tea before walking to the car where her family was patiently waiting. She opened the door and hopped in next to her twin, who seemed to be in a sassy bad mood, as usual. The drive to her aunt's house was about an hour long. Ten minutes into the drive her two sisters started quarreling, her mother got mad at them and they both ended up being silenced until they arrived at the party. Amelia never really understood why her twin, Sarena, always seemed to need to start an argument. She always seemed to find a subject that aggravated her little sister or any body else who was stupid enough to listen to her constant blabbering. Amelia had taken her mp3 player with her, she always brought it with her when they had to drive for long periods of time. She put it on and listened to the music that it emitted. She was not the picky kind of person when it came to music though, she liked to listen and play piano but she also liked Skrillex and dubstep, now she was listening to Nightbook by Ludovico Einaudi. Then as she was on the verge of falling asleep, she felt herself being launched forward and bashed her forehead onto the seat in front of her. Amelia regained consciousness and looked around her. She was still strapped to her seat and tried to undo her seatbelt. When it clicked out she crashed to the floor. In her hurry to unstrap herself she had not noticed that the car was upside down. She got into a sitting position on the cars roof and looked up. She jumped backwards as she saw her twins bloodied face. She looked up at her, two bars had been stabbed right trough her gut and chest. Amelia felt paralyzed. She was still trying to comprehend what she saw when her gaze locked onto her parents. Her father and mother were in the front seats, they both seemed unconscious but when she looked down she gasped in shock. The car's front had been pushed forward and somewhat crushed her parents from the middle of there chests downwards. Amelia bottom lip trembled as a silent tear ran down her cheek. She tor her stare away when she herd a groan coming form the back of the car. She crawled on her hands and feet to the source of the sound, it was her little sister. A pole had also seemed to have pierced her through the guts. Amelia some what ripped the pole out and unstrapped her little sister and caught her in her arms. Then she crawled outside and laid her little sister on the ground. Amelia took in a shuddering breath and looked over her.

"Amelia?" Leana groaned.

"Yes, I'm here." Amelia whispered back as she carefully pulled Leana onto her lap.

"It hurts…" Leana said weakly.

"Its ok" Amelia whispered back as she stroked her forehead soothingly, "Everything is going to fine."

"Where is mommy?" Leana breathed out as her voice started failing on her.

"Mommy's coming." Amelia lied. She smiled at her little sister and whipped away a tear that had formed on her face. She then took her small hand and squeezed it reassuringly.

"Your going to be ok, the doctors are going to fix you up and then were all going to do fun stuff together." Amelia said as her voice broke. She was partially trying to convince herself that everything was going work out as well. Leana looked up at Amelia and smiled back at her before her expression faded into nothingness. Leana's gaze was casted into the distance, her face was expressionless and pail and her dry lips were slightly parted. Amelia knew that she was dead. Her other hand had been on the sab wound and she felt Leana's small heart stop beating. Amelia let her tears flow freely. She hid her face in her tittle sister's lifeless body and just sobbed, not only for her, but also for the rest of her family. Amelia ignored the sirens as police, fire engines and ambulances came. She knew it was already to late, everybody was dead and nobody could bring them back. She was practically ripped of her little sister by a few people so that they could examine them. Amelia had wailed out and reached for her dead sister as they took her away to one of the ambulances. Amelia just cried, as they looked her over for injuries. After about ten minutes of weeping she fell silent. She just looked into the distance and sobbed every few minutes, she had blocked out the sound and movements around her and just waited. Waited for something or someone. She felt hollow inside, empty, nothing in the world would ever be the same, her life was going to be a lot harder from this point onwards and she knew it. She watched the people outside the ambulance. They were all walking around, giving orders or crying with shock. Nobody knew whom she was from, only that they found her with a younger, now deceased, person on the ground. They had asked her questions but Amelia did not answer them, she heard them but she wasn't listening. About an hour passed before the doors of the ambulance closed and they drove off. Amelia watched the crash sight as it became smaller and smaller into the distance. When they arrived at hospital she was put into a wheelchair, even though she did not need one, and re-examined. After numerous tests, Amelia was to stay in hospital for the night so that they could keep a close eye on her. When the hospital went dark for the night and everybody was asleep, Amelia slipped out from under the covers. She walked over the cold ground in only her hospital gown, to one of the windows. The Hospital was placed on the outskirts of the city they were currently in, which meant there was a nice view over the numerous and seemingly never ending grassy hills and mountains. Amelia gazed over them enviously, they seemed to be so peaceful and calm. She stayed up the whole night and watched the horizon as the skies went from black to red and from red to blue. Before anybody could see her standing by the window, Amelia headed back to her hospital bed and curled up into a tight, warm comforting ball. There she was, she thought, stuck in her quite little hell of never ending darkness and pain.