A Strange Way to Fall in Cinta Chapter Eight
Kyle's POV
I cannot even describe what happen. It was all a blur. I just acted on that moment and did not think about anything else. Before I could realize it the cops had surrounded the whole place and Lola was laying on the floor. I had no idea how she had gotten there and why she was conscious.
"Lola, it is over," I said, "you can wake up!"
I saw Horatio and he had his gun pointed at one guy while a cop was putting handcuffs on him.
"Horatio, Lola is not waking up," I said.
I listened as Horatio spouted out directions for everything.
"I am fine," Lola berkata as some medical people started doing stuff to her.
"Lola, these people are here to help you," Horatio told.
"No, get this stuff off me," she demanded, "I am okay. Stop it!"
"Lola, listen, these people are taking anda to the hospital to check anda out. Now stop being difficult and let these people do their jobs," Horatio berkata sternly.
"No, I will not go," she berkata as she sat up, "I am not going. I do not wanna go!"
I watched as Lola struggled against three grown men who were attempting to hold her down. Some how, between all of them she slipped out of their grips. Lola stood up and tried to run out the building but there were way to many cops around.
"No, please do not make me," she begged, "Horatio anda have got to help me!"
"I am Lola," he berkata as he approached her cautiously, "by taking anda to the hospital and making sure nothing is wrong with you!"
"Kyle," Lola yelled out, "help me! anda have to help me!"
"I will come with you," I stated, "I will be sejak your side every minute!"
"That is not possible," a medical guy said.
"Then I am not going," she berkata simply.
"She is going," Horatio said, "even if that means I drag her there myself."
It was so sad to see this. Lola was fighting with every bit she could. They had her in handcuffs and even had some handcuffs around her ankles.
"If she keep resisting like this we are going to have to do something," an officer stated.
"You could point a loaded gun at her and she would still refuse to go," Horatio sighed angrily.
"Just stop," she screamed at the bahagian, atas of her lungs.
Everyone in the whole building stopped what they were doing and looked over at Lola.
"Lola, please! This is for your own good," I said, "I will come with you!"
"No, I am not going," she said, "I am not hurt! I am not going to the same hospital as a murderer!"
That was it! That is why she is fighting so hard about not going. Lola does not want to be in the same building as that guy.
Everything was starting to click. The story that Horatio told me about the little girl and her parents being murdered. That was her! She was scared of this man.
"Horatio," I berkata as I motioned for him to come over.
"What's up," he asked curiously.
"I know why she is fighting against all of anda all," I stated, "the guy that was running this operation was the guy that killed her parents!"
"Really," he asked shocked, "I thought he looked familiar."
"Yeah, everything just fit together like a puzzle piece. They were talking about it earlier and it just now clicked," I berkata shocked, "I did not realize that was her. It just does not seem like that happened to her."
"I am so glad anda told me this," Horatio sighed in relief, "I thought this was because she had not had her medication."
"Lola is in medication," I asked in disbelief, "for what?!"
"I am not all sure," he said, "I believe it has to do with anxiety and they think she is depressed. But I do not see the depression part!"
"Oh okay; anda better get her to hospital and make sure they check her head," I demanded, "she has hit it a couple of times!"
"Okay, thank anda for the information," he said, "they will take anda back to juvenile detention and then there will be a court tarikh to attend to!"
"Okay, tell Lola that everything will be okay," I said, "and I will see her soon!"
"Okay; I will," Horatio said.
I watched as Horatio walked away with Lola. Well, lebih like dragging her. She was still putting up a fight. I had never seen her fight so hard. She did not even fight that hard when those men were making fun of her. Which I am surprised sejak that . Because I thought she would have just gone off on them them!
"Come with me," an officer said.
I followed him to his cop car and climbed into the back seat. Then we were off; back to jail it was for me.
I really wished I could go to the hospital and see Lola. She is probably freaking out sejak now. I could just imagine them trying to hold her down as they stuck her with needles for test. I quickly erased that my mind. I wondered why Lola affront being nice to be all the sudden. I mean she hated my guts about a week lalu atau so.
"Could we go to the hospital," I asked.
"Why," he asked curiously.
"I want to see Lola," I stated, "she is my friend!"
"Umm, no," he said.
"Why not," I ask him full of anger.
"Because anda have to go directly to juvenile detention," the officer stated.
"Please, cannot we not just run sejak there," I asked.
"No, end of discussion," he said.
"Fine," I grumbled as I sank low into the backseat.
I stared out the window as we passed the pantai and the shopping malls. There were people everywhere. The only difference between them and me; was that they had freedom and I did not. This was depressing. But I only had to wait a couple of years till I turned 18. Then everything would be behind me.
Kyle's POV
I cannot even describe what happen. It was all a blur. I just acted on that moment and did not think about anything else. Before I could realize it the cops had surrounded the whole place and Lola was laying on the floor. I had no idea how she had gotten there and why she was conscious.
"Lola, it is over," I said, "you can wake up!"
I saw Horatio and he had his gun pointed at one guy while a cop was putting handcuffs on him.
"Horatio, Lola is not waking up," I said.
I listened as Horatio spouted out directions for everything.
"I am fine," Lola berkata as some medical people started doing stuff to her.
"Lola, these people are here to help you," Horatio told.
"No, get this stuff off me," she demanded, "I am okay. Stop it!"
"Lola, listen, these people are taking anda to the hospital to check anda out. Now stop being difficult and let these people do their jobs," Horatio berkata sternly.
"No, I will not go," she berkata as she sat up, "I am not going. I do not wanna go!"
I watched as Lola struggled against three grown men who were attempting to hold her down. Some how, between all of them she slipped out of their grips. Lola stood up and tried to run out the building but there were way to many cops around.
"No, please do not make me," she begged, "Horatio anda have got to help me!"
"I am Lola," he berkata as he approached her cautiously, "by taking anda to the hospital and making sure nothing is wrong with you!"
"Kyle," Lola yelled out, "help me! anda have to help me!"
"I will come with you," I stated, "I will be sejak your side every minute!"
"That is not possible," a medical guy said.
"Then I am not going," she berkata simply.
"She is going," Horatio said, "even if that means I drag her there myself."
It was so sad to see this. Lola was fighting with every bit she could. They had her in handcuffs and even had some handcuffs around her ankles.
"If she keep resisting like this we are going to have to do something," an officer stated.
"You could point a loaded gun at her and she would still refuse to go," Horatio sighed angrily.
"Just stop," she screamed at the bahagian, atas of her lungs.
Everyone in the whole building stopped what they were doing and looked over at Lola.
"Lola, please! This is for your own good," I said, "I will come with you!"
"No, I am not going," she said, "I am not hurt! I am not going to the same hospital as a murderer!"
That was it! That is why she is fighting so hard about not going. Lola does not want to be in the same building as that guy.
Everything was starting to click. The story that Horatio told me about the little girl and her parents being murdered. That was her! She was scared of this man.
"Horatio," I berkata as I motioned for him to come over.
"What's up," he asked curiously.
"I know why she is fighting against all of anda all," I stated, "the guy that was running this operation was the guy that killed her parents!"
"Really," he asked shocked, "I thought he looked familiar."
"Yeah, everything just fit together like a puzzle piece. They were talking about it earlier and it just now clicked," I berkata shocked, "I did not realize that was her. It just does not seem like that happened to her."
"I am so glad anda told me this," Horatio sighed in relief, "I thought this was because she had not had her medication."
"Lola is in medication," I asked in disbelief, "for what?!"
"I am not all sure," he said, "I believe it has to do with anxiety and they think she is depressed. But I do not see the depression part!"
"Oh okay; anda better get her to hospital and make sure they check her head," I demanded, "she has hit it a couple of times!"
"Okay, thank anda for the information," he said, "they will take anda back to juvenile detention and then there will be a court tarikh to attend to!"
"Okay, tell Lola that everything will be okay," I said, "and I will see her soon!"
"Okay; I will," Horatio said.
I watched as Horatio walked away with Lola. Well, lebih like dragging her. She was still putting up a fight. I had never seen her fight so hard. She did not even fight that hard when those men were making fun of her. Which I am surprised sejak that . Because I thought she would have just gone off on them them!
"Come with me," an officer said.
I followed him to his cop car and climbed into the back seat. Then we were off; back to jail it was for me.
I really wished I could go to the hospital and see Lola. She is probably freaking out sejak now. I could just imagine them trying to hold her down as they stuck her with needles for test. I quickly erased that my mind. I wondered why Lola affront being nice to be all the sudden. I mean she hated my guts about a week lalu atau so.
"Could we go to the hospital," I asked.
"Why," he asked curiously.
"I want to see Lola," I stated, "she is my friend!"
"Umm, no," he said.
"Why not," I ask him full of anger.
"Because anda have to go directly to juvenile detention," the officer stated.
"Please, cannot we not just run sejak there," I asked.
"No, end of discussion," he said.
"Fine," I grumbled as I sank low into the backseat.
I stared out the window as we passed the pantai and the shopping malls. There were people everywhere. The only difference between them and me; was that they had freedom and I did not. This was depressing. But I only had to wait a couple of years till I turned 18. Then everything would be behind me.
