On The Sidewalk Bleeding Summary Novels & Stories

I gasped, pain spreading through my torso while my friends shouted for help over the bass. I clutched my bleeding side tighter as Raihan and Drey hauled me toward the exit, my legs barely holding me up. The wound throbbed with every step, blood soaking through my fingers and dripping onto the sticky floor. Ethan and Noah stayed close, their faces tight with panic while they kept glancing back for the attacker who had already vanished. Outside the music faded but the night air hit cold against my sweat-slick skin. Raihan ripped off his shirt and pressed it hard against the gash, his strong hands steady even as I groaned.

I shrugged. As I walked back, a maid in uniform ran and bumped straight into me. "Ah!” A sharp pain ripped through my side. My scream died in my throat. I turned to look, but she was gone. I couldn't even see her face. My knees gave out immediately. I collapsed against the stone pavement. My trembling hand reached toward my waist. It was wet, warm and sticky. Blood. My eyes widened in horror. Dripping from my hand and pooling onto the floor.

A storm is nearing. Then I hear dog barks, someone is coming closer. The rapists all exchanged looks of shock before scrambling to their feet. They don't want to get caught. As the barks come closer and the boys hurry out of sight. Suddenly I'm calm and quiet, with my sides bleeding. The dog barks loudly and I hear the sound of hurried feet and hooves. Everywhere is quiet. With one final gust of the cold wind, small cold drops of water make their way to the Earth's floor and the rain begins to fall. I close my eyes, it washes away my tears. Painstakingly I stand up and wear my jeans. My sides are bleeding badly and there is no first aid in Sight. With shivering hands, I tie a piece of cloth

About a half mile away was a slender filth street with two ancient-looking vehicles and two small, squat ambulances parked at its side. Ill be proper back, Lawrence advised the boy, urgent his palms more firmly in opposition to his stomach to manipulate the bleeding. He whimpered when she pulled away. She ran toward the trucks, stumbling over he r toes when any other shell Noah e down in the back of her, making the earth buck.

I gasped, bent over in the chair. "Celine?" Caelum was there the next second, hands holding me up. "What's wrong? What hurts?" "I don't know. Something's wrong. It hurts so much." I glanced down at my bod­y, and my blood ran cold. "Caelum. I'm bleeding." There was blood through my clothes, not just spotting but real heavy bleeding that indicated something was very wrong. Caelum went as white as a sheet and was an instant with his constantly shaking hands on the phone to 911.

Right? I came out. And in a while I was already on the highway, passing through the wide road, I kept walking barefoot, my feets bleeding too much. While I was feeling dizzy, as if I will fall any minute. I kept walking when a alleyway, was visible and it had a little table on it. Since it was night time, everything was dark and empty with no one really visible. I sat on the broken and abandoned table.

My whole body is going to be black and blue by the time the sun rises tomorrow, I was sure of it. When I looked over at Hayden, all blood faded from my face, and I immediately stopped worrying about myself. Although my body felt sore and I felt some minor scratches on my body, the same could not be said for Hayden. I quickly when over and sat down on my knees at his side. Hayden seemed to be unconscious as he lay there on the flat ground. “Hayden…” I whispered his name in shock. I reached out and touched his cheek and his arm. The sticky and wet sensation that I felt on my fingertips made me cry out in absolute fear. Hayden is bleeding. Oh god…how did this happen?

Mya smiled with relief, but her smile gradually froze as Viviana's nose started bleeding. Evelyn quickly found some paper to block her nostrils. Mya also helped her block. I don't know what happened, but this time the bleeding didn't stop. The white tissue paper quickly turned crimson with fresh blood. Mya's forehead broke out in a cold sweat as she said without hesitation, "Go to the hospital quickly." Evelyn nodded and picked up her bag, along with the medical records she had prepared in advance, and left the house. They took a taxi to the hospital and finally received a hemostatic injection, and the bleeding stopped.

The wind howled violently, scratching at my throat until I felt an itch that seemed to make me want to cough. "Enough talking. Choose, or I'll let them both go." At Amber's signal, the men next to us hoisted both me and Tara up. The salty sea breeze hit me in the face, and the sharp smell of ocean water churned my stomach. However, nothing compared to the screaming in my ears. Before I could even draw a breath, Ethan had already made his choice. At that moment, everything went silent. Amber instinctively turned to look at me. My vision flickered and spots of black clouded my sight, but I did not know why.

Bad things. My heart thumped loud against my chest when I felt him nearer. Before I decided to walk from the right side of the street, I caught a glimpse of something. I widened my eyes when I realized it was blood. Aiden was bleeding. At that moment, I didn't know that what I was about to do would change my life. I approached him and squealed, "You're bleeding! You need help." His hazel eyes met mine showing a layer of amusement which was immediately replaced with his signature cold look.