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Im Not Crazy
Jess was aware enough to see Jay on a stretcher as he was hoisted up into the ambulance. She also saw them zip up Jedd’s body bag and slide him into the coroner’s van. The sheriff was quick to her side. “Jess.” He grabbed her hand and she held the other one up to have the paramedics wait. “Thank god you are okay.” The look he gave her was that of a relieved father.
She pulled her oxygen mask down and put her hand on his cheek and smiled. “How’s Jay?” She asked concerned.
“Oh, well he’s in pretty rough shape Jess. He’s lost quite a bit of blood. Don’t you worry about that right now. Go get yourself looked at.” He nodded at the paramedic’s and they lifted her up into the ambulance. “You did good kid, really good.” He shut the door and double tapped it.
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