Aren't near dear experiences suppose to change you?
Bianca woke up to a bright, blinding light. She was in one of those hideous hospital gowns. She had a tube in her nose and an I.V. in her arm. She didn't remember how she got there or what happened to get her there. The last thing she remembers is doing a line of coke in the bathroom of the Ritz.
"God, my head is pounding. How hard did I party last night?" Bianca said.
"Bianca? How do you feel?" Colton asked in voice laced with worry.
"Like I've been run over with a bulldozer. Where am I?" Bianca asks him confused in what got her in a hospital room.
"The hospital. You over-dosed on cocaine yesterday at the Ritz according to your sister. I find you there passed out and took you back to your apartment, where your heart stopped beating. The story I have been forced to tell is someone spiked your diet coke while you were in the bathroom. Everyone is so concerned" Colton said in a mockingly concerned voice.
"Let me guess Tinsley came up with that one."
"Yes, she didn't want your mom to find out about what she got you into. She went to back to Waverly last night."
"That is just like her, she always runs. That means school starts tomorrow and I missed my party. Are you mad at me?"
"Why did you do it?" Colton asked her. His big blue eyes shinning up at her.
"I don't know. I thought the buzz would be good for before the party. I don't even remember last night. It's a blur. I only did one line and I had done it before and nothing had ever happened. But why does it matter? I'm here. I am fine. Why dwell on the past? Besides it was no big deal." Bianca says.
"I thought you got over this, Bianca. This isn't you. You promised that if we started to date you would change. You just broke that promise. Call me when you are you again." Colton stormed out of the hospital room.