The phone dropped from my hand as I ran for the door. As I slammed the door behind me I ran into a brick wall. Okay, it felt like a brick wall but in reality, it was just Eliott’s chest. He was laughing when I looked up at him but my expression must have tipped him off that something wasn’t right. “What’s wrong?” He asked, alarmed and placing his hands on my shoulders.
“Brian… hospital.” I had trouble forming coherent sentences and couldn’t bring myself to tell him what had happened. I mean, I barely knew what had happened myself.
“Okay let’s go!” Eliott said grabbing my hand and dragging me towards the elevator. The ride down and the ride to the hospital were painstakingly quiet. Eliott didn’t touch me and it was a good thing because I couldn’t handle that right now. I needed nothing m
