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I gripped the paper that rested on my lifeless lap. The words on the paper screamed in my ears and stained my eyes.

Artie,

I am so sorry. It's just not going to work out between us.

~Tina

There were blotches on the paper that looked like it had been out in the rain. Tears. Tears that had rolled down Tina's beautiful face and dropped on the paper that lay on my motionless hands. A pang of guilt surged through me. Why was I feeling guilty? She ended this. It was so amazing, so perfect. Why did she want us to part? I didn't move from my locker when the bell rang. Sitting frozen in front of the metal locker, my eyes welled up with tears. The pain of it all stabbed me forcefully. The memory of her soft, beautiful kisses, her perfect face, her amazing personality, it all broke my heart over and over. Tears streamed down my face rapidly. Yeah, this seemed like a girly thing to do, but I couldn't help it. Crumpling the paper and throwing it in the trash on the way, I wheeled myself down the hall and to the back door.

The back door of the school was the only entrance and exit with a ramp. It was the only way out for me. Angrily, I slammed the door and made my way down the ramp. I muttered curse words under my breath. I couldn't believe her. I pushed my wheels faster with increased anger. Before I knew it, I was going so fast I couldn't stop. My hands flew to the wheels to stop them. To make matters worse, I hit a hill. The downslope sped the wheels even further. Parking lot in front of me, I started to panic. The grassy hill didn't provide any friction for the rubber wheels. My heart pounded in my ears as I waited to hit something. I was so flustered, angry and betrayed I didn't care anymore. The momentum of the hill sent me skidding through the parking lot. A flash of blue appeared in front of me. Tina's car. A scream pierced my ears. My own scream. The world turned into grains of sand, shaking out of my view. The feeling of my body slipped away...

My body felt like it was filling up. Opening my eyes, the Earth pixelated into my sight. My neck itched. Reaching up to scratch it, I couldn't. A neck brace. My head pounded like 1000 bass drums. A woman who appeared to be a nurse fiddled with tubes that attached to my body. Sitting up slightly, I looked around, confused.

"Where am I?" I asked, hoarsely.

"Oh, Sweetie. You are at the hospital. You crashed your wheelchair into a car. You hit your head against the window, smashing it. Left a big dent, too. Good thing you were strapped in, you could have been airborne!" The nurse chuckled dryly.

I reached up to touch my forehead. It was wrapped in gauze. I felt like taking a bath.

"Go on in," An older doctor said, his voice sounded far away. Heels clicked rapidly toward me. It was Tina. She was sobbing uncontrolably.

"Oh, Artie! I'm so, so, so, so, so, sorry!" She choked out, wrapping her arms around me forcefully. Disoriented, I had to figure out what was going on. Why I was here in the first place. I felt like I was in a thick fog.

"Tina," I whispered. Tina started crying harder. She felt terrible. I felt terrible.

"Artie, It's all my fault..." She started, but couldn't finish.

"I love you, Tina," I said slowly.

"I'm sorry, Artie, I should have never come here," Tina sobbed, running out.

Great.