Chapter summary of Chapter 5 – Falling for my best friend. by Krissel Liverpo
In Chapter 5, a key chapter of the acclaimed Internet novel Falling for my best friend. by Krissel Liverpo, readers are drawn deeper into a story filled with emotion, conflict, and transformation. This chapter brings crucial developments and plot twists that make it essential reading. Whether you’re new to the book or a loyal fan, this section delivers unforgettable moments that define the essence of Falling for my best friend..
Do I blame myself? Or do I just stare. If I never left would she still be here? If I wasn't so, "Occupied" I could still see her smile, or would it forever be lost because I wasn't there to keep it in place.
Beeps. Cries. Yelling. Sobs. Wheel's strolling. Words being spoken. Hands shaking. Never in a million years would I be so excited to hear one voice. It's sad. Now that the light is all on her I see it. They see it. He see's it.
Her lips dry and cracked. Her hair thin and cheek bones visible. Wires through her nostrils too help her breathe and patches on her arms.
They said she was seriously lucky. That they never expected her to go this far without something ever single human being should be provided with. Food.
"Her body was slowly shutting down. She went months with out any nutrition's or food in her system. From the looks of it, you can tell she has been filling her self up with liquid such as water, or juice. Mostly water. Too make it worse She lacks sleep which caused the brain to not function properly. It may take some time for her to awake but she would have to stay in the hospital for some weeks just to help her get back on track." The doctor sighed. "Is there any reason she was starving herself?"
The room grew quiet and I raised my head from my hands. I looked up too see Mr. Smith just staring at the floor. Not once did he went over or hold his daughter since we gotten here. My mom just stared at Neville with a blank expression her mouth parted a bit. My dad was at home with the babies and Rose said she couldn't come and she should leave. I wasn't caring about her at the moment. Not when My bestfriend is in the hospital bed fighting for her life.
"He asked you both a question." I barked, making my mom jump out of her skin and Mr. Smith eyes now focused on me.
"I'll give you guy's some time." The doctor glanced at Lovetta and scurried out of the room.
"Why has she been starving herself?" I glared at my mom. "Why were you at the Smith's house and not at bed?"
They both had guilty expressions on there faces. When they didn't answer I was about to confront them with some assumptions I came up with to answer my question when I felt my hand move.
I looked over at Lovetta too see her eyes half way open. Those beautiful Brown eyes were open staring blankly at me.
"Lovetta?" She just stared. "Are you ok?"
Her eyes flickered to my hands then back at me. "W-w-"
"Water? You need water?" She nodded stiffly and I got up to pour her a glass. I help her sit up and gave the glass to her, watching as she gulped it down in one go.
"Are you feeling better? What happened?"
Her eyes were scrunched up as she rubbed her head. "Can you low your voice?" She croaked. Her eyes glanced up at mom and her dad and then down to the wire's in her arms.
"Where am I?"
"At the hospital."
She looked at me. "Why am I here? What happened?"
"The doctor said you were starving yourself. Why?"
She coughed and I poured her another glass. She drinked this one more slowly.
"I-I wasn't."
"Your lying."
"How would you know!" She coughed. "You were gone."
Ouch.
2 months later:
He kept his promise and never left my side. I sticked to him closer than before now, maybe because he is leaving soon for college and I still have 2 more years to go? Or maybe my feelings for him deepened through out the days that passed us. Each time Breakfast, lunch, or dinner arrived he always was by my side feeding me despite the amount of time I told him I could feed myself.
My dad cooked extra food giving me extra on my plate but when I couldn't eat all he would sadly put the food away. I know he felt guilty but it wasn't his fault and I told him that.
"Hey"
"Hey"
"Hey"
"Hey"
"Hey"
"Say 'Hey' One more time and you won't be able to eat your favorite cupcakes."
I frowned pushing him away and crossing my arms like a little child. I heard him sigh and soon enough his huge arms wrapped around my neck, nose buried in the crook. "You can say 'Hey' I love your voice anyways."
My face heated fast and I bit my lip hoping he doesn't notice. God if he only knew how much his words affected me.
I always wondered if he maybe just a bit felt the same way?

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