Post by Thalia Deacon on Aug 27, 2013 0:40:12 GMT
Thalia was rushing. Maybe it was stupid that she had taken off early to go meet her husband for lunch, hell she'd even talked the man out of the house - no that it had taken her very long. Her bright green gaze fell to the phone for just a moment as she sat at the red light and she smiled the corners of her eyes crinkling slightly before she ducked her head to eye herself up in the mirror so she could flick at a curl that had since escaped the bun at the back of her head. Strange that for a week and a half she'd all but been glued to her husband but here she was still excited that she got to see him. In fact she'd just gotten off the phone with him moments before. At the honk behind her she gave a rushed little snort, flicked her radio back on to where the iPod was rolling away with some cover of Radioactive then pulled into traffic and proceeded down the street. Perhaps if between that light and the next light she'd just had slowed down, had she not been so eager what happened next wouldn't have. Though really who could predict drunk drivers in the middle of the day.
Of course the last thing she really saw or heard was someone waving with both arms at one corner and honks before her entire world was jarred violently to the left and anything else she might have remembered was lost. By the time she came to she was staring through a haze of bleary red out one eye from where she realized she was upside down watching legs run across the.. sky? Where was she? What had happened? Why was she sweating.. Only she knew the answer because she wasn't sweating she was bleeding though she didn't know from where. Panic started to rise through the confusion and despite the fact she'd just been a brutal wreck, she was looking for the twins. After all their seats were both in the back though one was half crushed under what had once been the side of the car and the curtain airbags. "Where's my babies?!" she screamed, her voice not nearly as loud as it could have been.
Had the twins been with her? She didn't know. She couldn't remember. She couldn't remember their names. And how did she know they were twins? How did she know they were hers? Why was she upside down to begin with? What had happened? Was that her shoe and purse? "Help!" she screamed again, reaching out for the door to try and free herself though she found her left arm unwilling to move, hell even it looked as if it were in a funny angle. Or maybe it was the stars that had suddenly started filling the cabin, or maybe the fact all she could hear was muted ringing.. was she deaf? Once more another scream died on her lips as the black ocean slid in and sucked her under drowning her.
Cullen? Oh he'd be clueless though he'd certainly have to move aside for the ambulance, firetruck, and cop car that came from him and the other that came off from the left. All of the above plus the rubber neckers on a barely two lane each road with a center turning lane were slowing down the traffic to a dead stop. Hell he'd be a good fifteen minutes in traffic before he had moved a block, if that and even gotten a call from anyone though if and when he did pick up it was muffled and a man who sounded worried. "Er, Mr. Deacon, er sir? I, you don't know me but your daughter.. or.. maybe she's your wife. I'm not sure, she was in a wreck, sir. She was screaming for you and I found her purse and her contacts. They told her not to worry, but I know I'd want my husband to know." And there in the back was a screaming though it cut off again and there was a rubbing of a hand on the phone before the voice came back. "I told them I was on the phone with her husband, they said they're taking her to Deaconess unless there's a preference."
Meanwhile as Cullen had been sitting in traffic his petite little bride had been blacked out upside down inside the ruin of her car only to come to when she came too again at the sound of someone trying to pull open the car door. Nausea rolled through her and muffled any screams she may have had though she shuddered when she saw someone attempt to wedge their arm through the other door and felt a hand curl in her own. What she saw was a very attractive dark haired mail who she might have seen before. But she was too damn confused. One hand lifted gloved to touch under her jaw and he smiled. "It's going to be okay, ma'am. I don't think you had your babies with you. There's no diaper bag, there are no babies outside the car, and the seats don't look like anyone has been in them in a while. You're going to be fine, I promise. We're going to get you out of here, okay? Can you feel your legs." Lucky for him she'd always been good at reading lips, or at least partially so and had been working on it more because she could barely hear him and when she responded she was yelling which made her choke again on blood which seemed to be coming from.. she had no idea.
Of course the last thing she really saw or heard was someone waving with both arms at one corner and honks before her entire world was jarred violently to the left and anything else she might have remembered was lost. By the time she came to she was staring through a haze of bleary red out one eye from where she realized she was upside down watching legs run across the.. sky? Where was she? What had happened? Why was she sweating.. Only she knew the answer because she wasn't sweating she was bleeding though she didn't know from where. Panic started to rise through the confusion and despite the fact she'd just been a brutal wreck, she was looking for the twins. After all their seats were both in the back though one was half crushed under what had once been the side of the car and the curtain airbags. "Where's my babies?!" she screamed, her voice not nearly as loud as it could have been.
Had the twins been with her? She didn't know. She couldn't remember. She couldn't remember their names. And how did she know they were twins? How did she know they were hers? Why was she upside down to begin with? What had happened? Was that her shoe and purse? "Help!" she screamed again, reaching out for the door to try and free herself though she found her left arm unwilling to move, hell even it looked as if it were in a funny angle. Or maybe it was the stars that had suddenly started filling the cabin, or maybe the fact all she could hear was muted ringing.. was she deaf? Once more another scream died on her lips as the black ocean slid in and sucked her under drowning her.
Cullen? Oh he'd be clueless though he'd certainly have to move aside for the ambulance, firetruck, and cop car that came from him and the other that came off from the left. All of the above plus the rubber neckers on a barely two lane each road with a center turning lane were slowing down the traffic to a dead stop. Hell he'd be a good fifteen minutes in traffic before he had moved a block, if that and even gotten a call from anyone though if and when he did pick up it was muffled and a man who sounded worried. "Er, Mr. Deacon, er sir? I, you don't know me but your daughter.. or.. maybe she's your wife. I'm not sure, she was in a wreck, sir. She was screaming for you and I found her purse and her contacts. They told her not to worry, but I know I'd want my husband to know." And there in the back was a screaming though it cut off again and there was a rubbing of a hand on the phone before the voice came back. "I told them I was on the phone with her husband, they said they're taking her to Deaconess unless there's a preference."
Meanwhile as Cullen had been sitting in traffic his petite little bride had been blacked out upside down inside the ruin of her car only to come to when she came too again at the sound of someone trying to pull open the car door. Nausea rolled through her and muffled any screams she may have had though she shuddered when she saw someone attempt to wedge their arm through the other door and felt a hand curl in her own. What she saw was a very attractive dark haired mail who she might have seen before. But she was too damn confused. One hand lifted gloved to touch under her jaw and he smiled. "It's going to be okay, ma'am. I don't think you had your babies with you. There's no diaper bag, there are no babies outside the car, and the seats don't look like anyone has been in them in a while. You're going to be fine, I promise. We're going to get you out of here, okay? Can you feel your legs." Lucky for him she'd always been good at reading lips, or at least partially so and had been working on it more because she could barely hear him and when she responded she was yelling which made her choke again on blood which seemed to be coming from.. she had no idea.