Chapter 59: Pictures

When we arrived at Cornfield, we headed straight to the hospital. And just as we parked at the parking lot, I stormed out of the car and headed straight into the hospital. There, I met one neighbor, the one whose house I stayed yesterday. She recognized me and quickly led me to Aunt Vicky's ward. To say I was shocked is an understatement. Aunt Vicky was in a life machine, and the way she was being treated showed how critical her condition was. The nurses didn't even allow us to enter, they said at this moment all she needed was tranquility and time to recover from her traumatic situation. I didn't know when tears began rolling down my eyes. I burst into tears and before I knew it, Frank was holding me and trying to console me already. In order not to create a scene, he walked me out to the parking lot and implored me to calm down. "Please calm down, Laura" he said, "It's not as if she's died," he continued, "she's breathing, and that means she will make it" "We don't know that