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It all seemed to be a blur. She questioned and taken to the hospital to ensure she wasn’t hurt with how hysterical she was in the beginning. The police spoke to her, but they didn’t seem to believe anything about what she said. How could people, especially those dead or dying, simply get up and walk away. There was no one in that alley, just some blood. Something happened and they couldn’t deny that, but everyone one told Kelsie they’d figure it out knowing they probably wouldn’t.
She went to Nick first, knowing he was the one who would understand the best. He was the one she could bear to face. The mere thought of going to see Dianna Armstrong was enough to make her nauseous, not that nausea had subsided at all since she left James for help. It hadn’t and Kelsie feared that wouldn’t.
By the time Kelsie found Andi she had no tears left to cry. She was numb, weak, and wanted desperately to wake up from this nightmare. Kelsie didn’t know how to do this without. A few days ago they’d been celebrating and now? The weight of her engagement ring served as a reminder of the future she’d never have. “Andi, I need a favor,” she started cautiously. “Please...”