The white pills where spilled across the table cascading onto the floor. "Lottie?" her face was pale her lips tinted blue. "Lottie?" her skin was cold to the touch. "Lottie?" I was shaking her shoulders, my little body starting to panic. "Lottie, wake up" I was to young to understand it then, I didn't know what had happened. "Lottie, I don't like this game. Lottie. Please stop." I kept saying her name. "Lottie," soft on my lips, "Lottie." She was the only person I had in the whole wide world. "Lottie? Please say something." I wanted her to get up, I wanted her to talk to me. "Lottie, what do I do?" I knew she was a first aider. She used to put a plaster on my knee when I fell and say "all better now." And I would say, "how do you know?" and she would say "because I'm a paramedic." It used to be our little game. It would always make me happy, and no matter what had hurt before, it didn't hurt anymore and I would carry on playing my game. "Lottie, cant you make it better?" I asked her lifeless face. "Lottie? Please make it better." My little brain thinking away, I remember every thought I had. "If paramedics make it better, then I need another one to make Lottie better. But I don't know another paramedic." But I did, I just didn't realise it then, I didn't realise, and I was too late.
Comments:
Damn... that just sinks right in and grabs you!
Okay wow...that made me cry...
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Wow, what a great piece.
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