Time seemed to slow and I could hear everyone go quiet and a few voices yelled out my name.
I was pretty sure I was in shock, even before I hit the floor because although I felt the pain it didn't hurt and then I could feel someone there by my head as they picked me up, but I couldn't see them.
"Don't worry my Catalyn" I heard them mumble.
And then my mind completly blacked out.
***
I could hear distant voices and I wanted so bad to say something but I wasn't quite sure what was going on.
"Like I was saying if he wouldn't have been there and caught her the way he did she would have broken her back and neck. You owe that young man a lot" a voice I didn't know was saying.
What happened?
Who caught who and saved them?
They saved me?
"Just remember she can hear you so don't be afraid to talk to her" the voice said once again.
"Catalyn sweetheart its your mother" I heard her saying from somewhere beside me but her voice sounded muffled.
"Yo sis, this is Riley"
"I'm here to sis" Ryan's voice said.
"Me to sweetheart" my father said.
So much worry in their voice.
What exactly was wrong with me?
Minutes went by like hours.
Hours went by like days.
And days went by like weeks.
And still my mind wouldn't wake up and no one had yet told me who it was that had saved me.
They hadn't came to see how I was doing either.
Tate had.
And that was it.
But yet he hadn't been the one that had saved me.
Or not that I knew of anyways.
Just then I heard a familiar voice.
"Catalyn. I'm sorry I haven't been here to talk to you. I just couldn't bring myself to see you hurting. I don't know what to say to defend myself. I don't blame you if you're mad at me. I just wanted to tell you that i'm ok with you picking Tate over me. I understand that i'm not your Prince Charming" I could hear Payton saying and feel him stroking my hand.
Then I could hear footsteps fading as he walked out.
I didn't want him to go.
I struggled to open my eyes and was surprised when I could see bare white walls.
I looked down at my own pale skin and struggled to sit up.
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