My knees quivered as I stared at the blood spreading slowly on the road. My stomach heaved loudly and everything that I have eaten threatened to pour out of my mouth then and there. I didn't know what to do. I didn't know where to go. My legs refused to move. They literally felt like over boiled mushy noodles.
"Good. I'll be right there. Go and get two seats for us first,"
No...no...no...this can't happen. This can't. She was right there not a minute ago. This couldn't happen. How was it possible? I had just turned a second ago and she was standing right there and a second later she was gone. She was gone for good. She was dead. Leah was dead. And maybe...maybe...
Because of me...
Tears streamed down my cheeks and I flopped down on the ground with a thud. I couldn't breath. My entire
