A/N: Hello! I knew it's been almost 2 months, but I keep forgetting to post this chapter I wrote a month ago. So, here you go!

-Maximumride732

CHAPTER FOUR

Hazel's Dad's POV:

Hazel's nurse, Brigette I think, ran into the room with a lot of medical supplies. We all backed up so she could have her space, and other nuses ran in, following her. They all crowded around Hazel. Around my baby girl. I felt my eyes well with even more tears than before. My baby girl was possibly dead, and there was nothing I could do about it. I heard Brigette shouting to other nurses, and then Hazel whispered one word. "Okay," she said, coughing.

We were told to leave the room, and reluctantly left. She said something, so that had to be a good sign, right? Half an hour later, which seemed like an eternity, Brigette and the other nurses walked out of the room, looking rather unhappy. This couldn't be good.

Isaac POV:

"We're very sorry for your loss," I heard a voice. Oh no. No no no no no no no no no no no no. Hazel couldn't be dead. She couldn't be dead. There was no way that Hazel, my only living best friend, was dead. First Augustus and now Hazel? No. It couldn't be. "H

azel fought hard. We were very surprised she could talk. We tried everything, but she didn't make it. We're very sorry."

I slid down the wall, my back to it. I screamed at the top of my lungs and cried. Why me? Why did everyone I love have to die? My two best friends are dead. I felt a hand, which I think was Hazel's mom, pat my back.

"It's okay, Isaac. Hazel didn't want to live anymore. She wasn't meant to be here anymore and it was her time." I remembered Hazel saying that her mom was like Patrick from Support Group, and she pretty much took classes in consoling.

Support Group. Hazel was going to be another name at the bottom of a very long list. She was gone, just like Michael and Jamie and Gus and all of the other poor children. I wondered if she was looking down on me. Could she see me now? Could she finally be with Gus again, like she had hoped she would be.

Hazel's parents where calling people, telling them the terrible news about Hazel. I couldn't handle this. I. Couldn't. Do. It.

Hazel's POV:

I opened my eyes, and saw… I don't know. It looked just like home, but there was no one home. And one other important thing: I didn't have an oxygen tank. And I was… breathing. I walked to the door, feeling oddly untethered, and walked out. It felt like normal, but I knew something was off. Was I dead? I guess there was only one way to really know. If I was dead and in my house, I'd have to find someone dead and see if they were her. There was o nl y one person I could think of: Agustus.

I got in my mom's van, putting the key in the ignition. I backed out of the driveway and sped to Gus's house, seeing that there was no cars on the road. I didn't bother even knocking at his house. I ran in, hoping I was right. I went to the door and heard yelling at the game station I knew was on. Counter Insurgence 2. I ran down the steps and saw my only love I've ever had.

"Gus!" I practically yelled, running over to the boy sitting on his L-shaped chair. Gus stood up, his face lighting up as he saw me. "Hazel Grace!" I hugged him as tightly to me as I could and noticed: he didn't limp when he ran over.

When I finally let go, I said, "So I'm, uh, dead, right?" He nodded. "At least I can be here with you," I said. He looked so…healthy.

"Come here. I want to show you something," he said. I followed him to the other side of the basement, where there was a window I had never seen. And when I looked out it, I saw… Gus's parents?

"What is this?" I asked.

"I think it's like a looking glass type thing. Here, in Somewhere, there's only the people that are dead. The window lets you see the people who aren't here that should be in your house. Like, you can see your parents when you're in your house. And we can see Isaac if we try." I knew that it was upsetting to not be able to talk to his parents, and I'd miss talking to mine. But I was a bit surprised that Somewhere even existed, so I guess I should be thankful I can see them at all and know they're okay without me.

And somehow, through all of this, I knew it'd be okay.

A/N: I know this was short, but I feel like it needed to be short and I didn't feel the need to make it long and drag it on.

A lot of you asked if the story was over. No, it's not over, and maybe not even close to over. I don't know how long it's going to be. I hope you enjoyed that Hazel and Augustus are back to seeing each other. I'm sorry, I had to make Hazel die!

Last chapter's SOTC: There wasn't one, so I'll have two for this chapter. First one:

First SOTC:

Step outside the sea

They don't know you like I do

They don't know you like I do

Not all of this life is cruel

Not all of this life is so untrue

Not all of this life is so untrue

I can see the morning birds

Light upon the branches

And each in turn

Sing of all God's praises

Without words

Without words

Second SOTC:

We know full well there's just time

So is it wrong to toss this line?

If your heart was full of love

Could you give it up

Cause what about, what about angels?

They will come, they will go, make us special

Don't give me up

Don't give…

Me up

How unfair it's just our love

Found something real that's out of touch

But if you search the whole wide world

Would you dare to let it go?

'Cause what about, what about angels?
They will come, they will go, make us special