Something is wrong
Emily
“Seth!”
My voice tore through the terrace but he didn't answer.
For one horrible second, I simply stood there, staring at him as if my mind had refused to understand what my eyes had just witnessed.
Then his body hit the ground and that was when I moved.
I don't even remember crossing the distance between us. One second I was standing several feet away, and the next I was on my knees beside him, my hands hovering uselessly over his body.
“Seth?”
Nothing.
My heart slammed against my ribs.
“Seth!”
I touched his shoulder.
Still nothing.
His eyes remained closed, his face frighteningly still.
No.
No, no, no.
This couldn't be happening.
He was fine a few minutes ago.
He had been standing there, looking at me, breathing normally. He had even smiled.
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