The ear-splitting blaring siren of the ambulance wailed and jolted me out of the reverie of my grief. However, like a coward, my body still tottered and froze; my swollen red eyes lingered at the throng of the people which dispersed, giving a space for some people in white with a stretcher to slide in. The voices of the people in the scene buzzing my hearing filled the air.
Through my blurred-teary eyes, I glimpsed at Kevin's pathetic comatose bleeding torso before the nurses shoved the stretcher into the ambulance and pulled the door close. His eyes shut as if giving up to his pain; in my spot, I could no longer support my body and plopped down on the ground, regretting what happened.
"Are you alright, Miss?" A group of ladies jogged toward me, their faces paled with worries. Their ha
