Sorry about the shortness of the chapter, hopefully the next will be longer.
Adrienne woke the next morning in a bad mood, having to miss her second day of school for a retarded doctor's appointment.
I hate the world today. You're so good to me. But I know that I can't change.
Ned came by to see if she wanted to walk to school with him. She smiled remembering how they used to do that when they were younger. But she told him what was going on, and disappointment etched into his face with each word.
Tried to tell you, but you look at me like maybe I'm an angel underneath: Innocent and sweet.
Adrienne sat in the waiting room, her foot shaking to rid her anxiety. Her mother took her hand, Adrienne smiled with gratitude.
Rest assured when I start to make you nervous, and I'm going to extremes. Tomorrow I will change, and today won't mean a thing.
The nurses drew blood from her arms, choking on the medicine they gave her.She could hear a child screaming across the room. The doctor came in, a confused expression on his face. He shook his head, "It seemed to be gone a month ago."
Just when you think you got me figured out the season's already changing.
The doctor scratched his head, perplexed. "We'll probably start you on chemotherapy again. It looks to be acute, so we'll definitely have to use radiation.----"Adrienne shook her head, tears spilling, "I'm not going through it again.""It's your choice, but you have a better chance with the chemo to survive than just with your regular medications alone."
I think it's cool you do what you do, but don't try to save me.