A/N: Short chapter cause I'm working on the others. Its gonna get even more interesting after this so keep looking for updates. I'm having entirely too much fun writing this..lol…THANKS FOR REVIEWING..Enjoy
----Scott----
I walked alone by the dorms after group session. The sun was getting lower but there was just enough light to see easily where you were going. I lifted my head towards the dock and I noticed someone sitting alone of them. Probably just a person trying to take a break. I could relate to the need to get away sometimes. But in an instant I saw them fall in and I also realized that it was Mo. I ran full speed towards the dock, screaming her name against the wind. The sound of my voice kept being thrown back at me and I was sure she couldn't hear me. I got to the docks and began searching frantically for a sign of her. The water was silent and placid, as if nothing had happened and its normal patterns had been undisturbed. Then I saw it. The necklace I had given her for her birthday, the one with the angel figurine. It was sitting on the dock, carefully wound so that it wouldn't tangle. For some reason that scared me out of my mind. Without thinking I threw my shirt off and jumped into the cool water. I felt around for a body part, an arm, a hand anything to tell me she wasn't gone forever. Something kicked me in my side and I rose up to the surface for a breath of air. When I came up Mo was bobbing up in down in the water staring at me with a look of fury. Without a word she pulled herself up onto the docks, snatched up the necklace and began to stomp away. I followed suit and walked after her.
"Mo wait." I said breathlessly. I wasn't sure whether to be happy that she was alright or angry that she didn't even thank me. She spun around.
"You always have to be the hero don't you, Scott."
"What?"
"I was just fine. I can handle it." She yelled but she wasn't even looking at me. I had no idea what she was thinking. She stopped yelling but was panting as the water dripped all around. She resembled a wild woman, standing there, dripping wet with that frightened but furious look in her eyes. Silence sat between us heavily until finally she just sat down on the dock and buried her head in her hands. I knelt beside her.
"Mo…you didn't…jump…did you?" She lifted her head to meet my eyes with her own.
"That would be easy wouldn't it. To just end it." She must have noticed the shock that registered on my face. "I usually don't take the easy way out. Killing myself was never on my agenda of things to do today but the water, it was like it was calling me."
"I have no idea what you're talking about but you're freaking me out."
"Sorry, I don't know either. I need to lie down, I'm going to my dorm. I'll talk to you later. Before I leave."
She got up to walk away and I stopped her. "Leave?"
"Oh yeah I forgot to tell you. I'm going home for a little visit. My mom called today and demanded it. Looks like they missed me." With that she walked away. I had the distinct feeling that her going away was a bad idea.