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Life as I Know it.. Chapter 6
Sitting in the ambulance, I was just worn out. I was motionless in the corner, watching over my mom weakly. 
 
 We soon got to the hospital. I was weakly laying in the corner of her room. I was spread out on a couch trying to stay awake watching over my mom.
 
 "Are you okay hun?" A female nurse approached me.
 
 I nodded slightly. I could barely move I was so tired. 
 
 "Is.. is my mom... okay?" I looked at the nurse.
 
 The nurse nodded. "Yes, she's fine. You did the right thing. She'll be okay within a few weeks." 
 
 "Good." That's the last thing I said. I blacked out of tiredness after that. I was sound asleep on the (surprisingly) comfortable couch in the hospital bed.
 
 I was woken up by loud talking. I eavesdropped while pretending to sleep. 
 
 "How's the lady?"
 
 "Oh, has glass and a bullet in her. We could only think what happened there. We're taking it all out today. She'll be fine."
 
 I rolled over to let them know I was waking up and stretched. A nurse came over and looked at me.
 
 "Oh finally! You're awake. Someone is here to see you."
 
 I blinked. Someone is here? To see ME? I got up and brushed my hair, just in case I knew them. I walked out the doors and in to the lobby.

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