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characters in my story
Status: Unfinished
Chapter: 4
Summary: Quick actions must be taken to save Mary's life, before time runs
out!!!
Author's notes: I would like to start off by thanking all my reviewers!! I love you guys!! A special thank you goes out to doyles_always for being so supportive!! I would also like to tell all you reader's that I truly appreciate all reviews good and bad, so please leave any input or suggestions you have on your mind. ENJOY!!!
*Mixed Emotions
Matt wasted no time; he got up and ran out the door. On his way out he ran into his dad, he pushed the note into chest and the reverend grabbed it.
" We have to find her", Matt exclaimed, with that said, he jumped into his car trying to figure out where Mary may have gone.
The reverend quickly read the note over and his face turned pale from each word, he was not as quick to search for Mary. He felt as though he just had a heart attack and was stunned for a few minutes. Regaining himself, he ran inside and called everyone downstairs.
When everyone had gathered together he told them about the letter left by Mary. Everyone spread out screaming Mary's name, as some ran out of the house and others ran to each room. Except Lucy she sat on the couch and picked up the letter that Eric had dropped on the floor on his way out.
Lucy didn't know what to feel, but she could tell she was going to be sick. She rushed to the washroom, but when she got there it was locked. Lucy knocked aggressively on the door; there was no reply. She was about to turn away when she heard a faint thud.
Lucy whacked the door repeatedly, "Mary! Mary, is that you?"
Nobody had heard Lucy's yells, for they were continuously shouting themselves. She began to ram her body into the door, praying for the strength to bust it open. Her prayers were answered, when she suddenly swung through the doorway. She stood in shock at the sight of her oldest sister's body lying on the cold floor. An empty bottle for pills lay nearby. Lucy did not go to see if Mary was still alive, instead she ran downstairs to Annie and screamed for her to hurry.
Annie ran upstairs with Robbie following her. She opened the bathroom door and gasped at the sight of her daughter. Annie couched to the floor holding her knees close to her chest. Robbie ran in and quickly dropped to Mary's side. He placed his index and middle finger on Mary's throat. Finding no pulse, he put his cheek just above Mary's mouth trying to feel some sort of breath coming from Mary, but felt nothing there as well.
Robbie shot his head towards Annie, "Mrs. Camden you must stand up and call 911, tell them we have a girl who attempted suicide," Robbie looked at the empty bottle's label, "by the looks of things she digested a bottle of Tylenol 3s".
Annie cringed at the word suicide, but she stood up and went to the phone.
Lucy was sitting on Ruthie's bed, her face showed no sign of emotions, but if it was possible to see in her mind and heart there would be more emotions flowing then anyone could imagine.
Robbie placed Mary's head on a towel he had laid down for her, he began to give her CPR but he was getting frustrated with the fact it seemed like nothing was happening.
Once Annie had finished talking to the operator, she hung up the phone and called her husband and oldest son to come back.
Simon had been in the house but the fear of what Mary may look like stopped him from going upstairs. He stood in the front hall, pacing. He did not know what to feel, for the pain of losing another sister was intolerable, but at the same time he tried not to care about the girl who had caused him overwhelming pain.
Matt and Eric got to the house at the same time that Mary was being put into the ambulance. At his request, Matt rode in the ambulance. Eric, Annie and Robbie drove behind them in silence, with the exception of Eric's hard breathing, Annie's sobs and Robbie's foot tapping.
Simon and Lucy stayed at home, without the knowledge of eachother's presence.
Everyone was filled with intense feelings, three were worried about Mary, one didn't know what to feel, and two of them couldn't help but feel justice was being served.
Please Read and Review!!!
Author's endnotes: Another chapter down!!! I hope that was up to the reader's standards. I would just like to state that the you may think you have figured out which person feels what, but you may be surprised at some of the characters actions in the next chapter!!! I'll try to update soon!!! (((
Author's notes: I would like to start off by thanking all my reviewers!! I love you guys!! A special thank you goes out to doyles_always for being so supportive!! I would also like to tell all you reader's that I truly appreciate all reviews good and bad, so please leave any input or suggestions you have on your mind. ENJOY!!!
*Mixed Emotions
Matt wasted no time; he got up and ran out the door. On his way out he ran into his dad, he pushed the note into chest and the reverend grabbed it.
" We have to find her", Matt exclaimed, with that said, he jumped into his car trying to figure out where Mary may have gone.
The reverend quickly read the note over and his face turned pale from each word, he was not as quick to search for Mary. He felt as though he just had a heart attack and was stunned for a few minutes. Regaining himself, he ran inside and called everyone downstairs.
When everyone had gathered together he told them about the letter left by Mary. Everyone spread out screaming Mary's name, as some ran out of the house and others ran to each room. Except Lucy she sat on the couch and picked up the letter that Eric had dropped on the floor on his way out.
Lucy didn't know what to feel, but she could tell she was going to be sick. She rushed to the washroom, but when she got there it was locked. Lucy knocked aggressively on the door; there was no reply. She was about to turn away when she heard a faint thud.
Lucy whacked the door repeatedly, "Mary! Mary, is that you?"
Nobody had heard Lucy's yells, for they were continuously shouting themselves. She began to ram her body into the door, praying for the strength to bust it open. Her prayers were answered, when she suddenly swung through the doorway. She stood in shock at the sight of her oldest sister's body lying on the cold floor. An empty bottle for pills lay nearby. Lucy did not go to see if Mary was still alive, instead she ran downstairs to Annie and screamed for her to hurry.
Annie ran upstairs with Robbie following her. She opened the bathroom door and gasped at the sight of her daughter. Annie couched to the floor holding her knees close to her chest. Robbie ran in and quickly dropped to Mary's side. He placed his index and middle finger on Mary's throat. Finding no pulse, he put his cheek just above Mary's mouth trying to feel some sort of breath coming from Mary, but felt nothing there as well.
Robbie shot his head towards Annie, "Mrs. Camden you must stand up and call 911, tell them we have a girl who attempted suicide," Robbie looked at the empty bottle's label, "by the looks of things she digested a bottle of Tylenol 3s".
Annie cringed at the word suicide, but she stood up and went to the phone.
Lucy was sitting on Ruthie's bed, her face showed no sign of emotions, but if it was possible to see in her mind and heart there would be more emotions flowing then anyone could imagine.
Robbie placed Mary's head on a towel he had laid down for her, he began to give her CPR but he was getting frustrated with the fact it seemed like nothing was happening.
Once Annie had finished talking to the operator, she hung up the phone and called her husband and oldest son to come back.
Simon had been in the house but the fear of what Mary may look like stopped him from going upstairs. He stood in the front hall, pacing. He did not know what to feel, for the pain of losing another sister was intolerable, but at the same time he tried not to care about the girl who had caused him overwhelming pain.
Matt and Eric got to the house at the same time that Mary was being put into the ambulance. At his request, Matt rode in the ambulance. Eric, Annie and Robbie drove behind them in silence, with the exception of Eric's hard breathing, Annie's sobs and Robbie's foot tapping.
Simon and Lucy stayed at home, without the knowledge of eachother's presence.
Everyone was filled with intense feelings, three were worried about Mary, one didn't know what to feel, and two of them couldn't help but feel justice was being served.
Please Read and Review!!!
Author's endnotes: Another chapter down!!! I hope that was up to the reader's standards. I would just like to state that the you may think you have figured out which person feels what, but you may be surprised at some of the characters actions in the next chapter!!! I'll try to update soon!!! (((