Cassandra's Story. Chapter sevenA Chapter by KatThis is in Andrew's point of view I paced back and forth in the waiting room. Mai kept sending hateful glares to me and to Ross. Finally, she started to rant.
"How could this happen? She had her cellphone! You said that you found it on her. Why didn't she just fight the urge and ran to my house? Ross! How could you of not gone to check on her? Don't you know how fucked up her foster dad is? Why didn't I go check on her? Why didn't I make her stay where with me? Andrew! You a*****e! You're going to be the reason that she's got all those scars. Her face will be marred forever!" I paced back and forth in the waiting room. It wasn't that much blood was it? Mai and Ross were just staring at the clock blankly. It had been three hours and one nurse told us that she would be out in a moment to tell us what happened and when we could see her but that hasn't happened yet. "How could this of happened?" Mai wailed into Ross's shoulder. I sensed that both of them had some feelings for each other, but that was not the point. The point is that a girl is in an operation because of something her guardian did and something that I might of had a part in. I sat down for about five minutes when the nurse came out. "How is she?" I asked frantically. The nurse gave me a sad look. "She's well, She's in a coma. I'm sorry." She said bowing her head in apology. I stood there shocked; boyfriend? A coma? I think I was more shocked that she thought I was her boyfriend. I mean, I hated the girl, right? I went to her room and sat down on the chair. I sat down by her bed and patted her leg awkwardly. I knew that she couldn't see or feel me, but I some how felt that she could hear me. I knelt down and moved some hair away from her face. "I'm sorry. This shouldn't of happened to you. I wish... I wish that I never ever hurt you. I really wish that this never happened. It's all my fault. I mean you had to stay at Mai's house because of me and Aria, and then when you went home finally Aria was packing and her father took it all out on you. I'm sorry." I repeated this over the next four days, telling her about me and telling her that I was sorry. I never left her until the nurses finally convinced me to go get food.
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