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Accidents
We were spinning.
That's all I could register.
And his hand...
It was rightly gripped to mine.
I didn't know if either of us had lost consciousness.
But I knew that the hand attached to mine was one I would never ever want to let go of.
I could hear the car honks.
I could hear a sobbing women, a screeching baby, and sirens.
I wasn't unconscious.
His hand was slowly being pulled out of my hand.
Panic. Anxiety. I didn't know what to think. But I did know I needed that hand in mine.
So I screamed. I tried my hardest to make it an ear-splitting, heart wrenching, terrible scream that makes you cover your ears.
Everything became silent. no one was rushing to our sides and his hand stopped moving. I reached for it still screaming that's when someone's common sense kicked in.
They were talking to me but I couldn't think clearly with out his hand in mine. it was killing me.
His hand...
His...
Was he ok?

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