“Michaela?” Emily shouted once more. She sighed as the shadows faded and nervously, she began to approach where they were. Her heart raced with ea...h step she took. The road seemed to stretch on forever and as she reached the alley where the shadows had disappeared, she heard a familiar voice. “Emily, what are you doing?” Michaela asked as she emerged from one of the buildings. “Rescuing you,” Emily responded sharply. “You didn’t have to; this place isn’t as bad as you think.” Michaela said in a. You should have stayed. It was interesting." No, I couldn't. I don't know you anymore. It seems as if the person I married has left me." Dirk, I love you, but you better loosen up or I may be the one to really leave. Oh, I don't mean that, but I never have any fun anymore." We never did decide who was going to pay for this kid you are carrying." Oh don't worry about it, we will make out the same as we always do." So that means I will, is that right?" Well why not? You are married to me. You'll. Realizing what I had done I laughed. This poor guy had been sitting up against the tree with his long legs stretched out. I had tripped and fallen, thankfully not on him. ‘Yeah. More embarrassed then anything,’ I replied. ‘Maybe Cupid meant for you to fall head over heels in love with me,’ he smirked. Not missing a beat I responses. ‘Or maybe you just want my family law notes from last semester since I got the highest mark.’ ‘No you didn’t. I did. I did hear of one girl who was a point below me. She went and got me a cup of coffee and a straw. She told me the way I was laying I’d spill it all over myself. She even put in a couple of ice cubes so I wouldn’t burn my mouth. I asked her about her work and she told me she told her boss that I was hurt when she left yesterday and said she would be off for a couple of days. We were talking about the accident when my breakfast arrived. The nurse had to scoot me up in a sitting position so I could eat. She did lower my leg a little. It hurt.