Abby's Point of View
Neela hung her head as if she was avoiding the
question at hand. I cocked my head to the side and
took her hand, hopefully comforting her.
"Neela, you know you can tell me. I mean, we're
friends." I knew she was reluctant, but she took one
deep breath and looked at me, tears welling up.
"I have Wolff-Parkinson-White Syndrom."
My eyes widened with the new knowledge.
"You mean...WPW?" She nodded.
I whispered under my breath.
"Arrhythmia...Neela...how often do you..."
She didn't answer.
Neela hung her head as if she was avoiding the
question at hand. I cocked my head to the side and
took her hand, hopefully comforting her.
"Neela, you know you can tell me. I mean, we're
friends." I knew she was reluctant, but she took one
deep breath and looked at me, tears welling up.
"I have Wolff-Parkinson-White Syndrom."
My eyes widened with the new knowledge.
"You mean...WPW?" She nodded.
I whispered under my breath.
"Arrhythmia...Neela...how often do you..."
She didn't answer.
