On The Sidewalk Bleeding Summary Novels & Stories

CRASH! I squeezed my eyes shut in terror. The quiet street exploded into chaos in seconds. People swarmed over. I forced myself to open my eyes. A crowd had already gathered on the road. My heart was pounding as I walked over. Each step was heavy, but I had to know what happened. I was scared to look, but the crowd made space for me. I saw it: someone lying in the street, blood pooling around them, but the injuries weren’t too bad, thanks to a metal beam that stopped the car from hitting them full-on.

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.

He made an attempt to step onto the curb, though the action was much faster than he would have preferred, the unmoving heel of his right foot caught on the ledge and Bradley was falling to the ground before he could even think about it. If he had just fallen to the ground Bradley would have been able to stand and push away the embarrassment of falling in the middle of a crowded street, but to his extreme terror he crashed into someone else. A yelp passed through both Bradley and the unknown figures lips, the smaller landing just beside Bradley, the latter’s chin thumping painfully into the sidewalk as they fell, a tangle of sharp elbows and false limbs. The people on the sidewalk barely gave

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.

Chapter 46: The Waiting The sun rose on the second day. I didn't remember the first night passing. Didn't remember darkness becoming light. I just knew I was still here. Still on my knees. Still staring at the water. "Ma'am." Another officer. How many had tried now? "You need medical attention. You're bleeding—" Was I? I looked down. My knees were raw. Skin torn open from kneeling on concrete. The blood had dried black. I didn't feel it.

I think to myself, the bag of gummies that I got from the vending machine drops on the floor. I begin to run into the all the place where the danger is coming from because we're dwarfs ourselves. We get there and the crowd is so much everyone is pushing each other. I get pushed to the ground immediately even before trying to see what needs to be seen. There are some people that are even get stomped on. I get up on my face quite immediately. And we begin we continue to run through the crowd into when the suppose it was is. I can see blood somewhere on the locker and I see Sophie's friend, Winsy, on the floor.

Amy’s P.O.V Stomp Stomp Stomp The hot concrete burned through the soles of my shoes, but I didn't care. I kept my head down, my face hidden under the face cap I was wearing. My canvas bag cut hard into my shoulder as I walked quickly down the crowded sidewalk. My head was still throbbing with a dull, heavy ache from the concussion, and the hot sun striking me didn’t help.. My blood was boiling. I was completely furious, confused, and deeply humiliated.

My guards on the other hand surrounded us so nobody could see what was happening in the middle. I turned the body to see Edwards face pale and loss of life. My whole body, began to shake as I screamed trying to stop the bleeding, “Call 118, someone call 118,” I scream, tears rolling down my eyes, “oh my god, Edward!!”

My target will never miss. I tried to walk but because of my stomach bleeding, I cant. I lay behind the tree. I groan in pain. I search for my phone. Stupid me, I kept that in my room. I am losing blood. If I move then I will lose more blood. Suddenly a light hit my face. I heard a grasp sound. Because of light, I can’t see who that is. Someone rushed to me. I was closing my eyes due to light. “Oh god, you are bleeding a lot” I heard that angelic voice.