In A Heartbeat Alternate Ending

she needs to keep that appointment. She is to return here sooner if she is having

In my opinion, the ending wasn’t satisfying. It wasn’t satisfying because I was expecting a little bit more. For example, when the whole entire band shaved their hair I was surprised. But, I was wondering as to why the girls didn’t do it as well, I was hoping that they’d shave their hair as well. Also, when Jeffery got sick and Steven couldn’t perform, but in the end he received an award for his drums. But, he didn’t even perform and he got the award, I thought that it was unfair for the other people that played the instruments. Also, when Steven went to Sam and she died I was heartbroken. So, I would’ve kept her alive, I would have let her meet her sister. I would let them have a reunion, then later on she would give some more advice to

“Do you see it,” Emerson questioned Alice, “the polished black worm by the entrance?” Emerson’s schizophrenia had puzzled him. He was quite intelligent, a man with a Master’s of Psychology, until his condition had caught up with him.

The hospital room he now stood in was bare and untouched, but the hallways beyond it looked just as they did when he walked them himself. He examined his body, noticing that his arms weren’t skinny anymore, but built like they used to be. He noticed that he was back in his favorite outfit- a dark pair of blue jeans, a plaid shirt, and sperrys. He walked into the small bathroom and looked into the mirror, seeing his former dark, tall hair and finally recognizing who he was. He stared into the mirror, extremely confused as to what was happening. His thoughts were interrupted, however, by the feeling of a strong force pulling him away and towards something much more important. He followed it out into the hallway and down to the end of it, into a room filled with doctors, surrounding a small child in a bed identical to his own. The girl was unmoving, laid back in the bed with tons of wires threading into her body. The room was filled with the sound of loud voices and beeps, signaling her body was in complete distress. He felt himself, without even thinking about it, walk over to the edge of the bed, reach out, grab her hand, and squeeze it. As if he had flipped a switch, the beeping stopped. The nurses and doctors stood dumbfounded, their eyebrows twisting in confusion. He realized then that he had just stopped a little girl’s body from shutting down, without knowing what he was doing. It was as if he was a

"It was not a decision I took on a whim. But once I had thought about it – and investigated – I knew it had to happen. Being a mother was too important to me to risk running out of time."

She strode over to the flat rock overlooking the river. She stared across the water, admiring a flock of ducks drifting in the lazy current. So much had happened in this very spot, kisses with her husband and her lover, long afternoons contemplating her circumstances, and treasured moments spent doing little more than admiring Aber Tawy’s natural beauty.

Draco walked down the spiral staircase on his way to Potions. He was studying every night until midnight for his final exam. Today, he wasn't feeling his best. It wasn't due to lac of hours in sleep, but yesterday afternoons walk by the Black Lake where he got bitten by a Mackled Malaclaw. He visited the Hospital Wing and was told that he would have to live out the feelings of feeling unlucky. To his extent, this worried him. Today was his last exam, and he knew from this venom he would not be lucky. This would affect the situation because he had to go through the exam feeling this way. The only way to handle this event is to try to steer his emotions away from the feeling of being unlucky. So, he placed his mind onto the content he studied

Woohyun wears the seasons in his heart, his eyes are either blazing in passion, or dull and dead- the dark circles beneath them are signs of madness he proudly wears.

The little light next to the train she had to take flickered. She shuffled a little bit forward, not really knowing what to say. In the end she looked up, her smile had faded because she had to say goodbye. Not knowing whether she'd see the boy again.

My heart skipped a beat as tears threatened to fall. “What hospital did they bring her to?” I managed to whisper. “I will keep you updated honey.” assured my dad.

I looked at those familiar hazel eyes of my brother that held so much worry in them. “Are you okay NoVa I’ve been trying to wake you up for the past five minutes” Phoenix exclaimed and before I could answer he kept on speaking “ I heard a big thump and I come up here and your unresponsive I think we need to take you back to the hospital I know you haven’t been sleeping right since you been out.” Before he can try and butt back in I gave him a sad smile “I am fine just haven’t been feeling good lately I’ve been having flash backs since I been off my meds. I think I am going to stay home from the party and go see my doctor.” He gave me a slow understanding look however he said “you know she is going to want to see you right. She misses you and she doesn’t want you to think it’s your fault.” I gave him a nod and ushered him out of the room and down the stairs where my precious niece is. I walked over to her and kissed her silky red curls that she inherited from her mother. The red of her hair would put any shiny red fire engine out of business. “Bye! munchie auntie loves you and be good for daddy okay” I told the sweet little girl. She stood on her

The doctor said, “ He will have to stay a few more nights until he doesn’t have a fever within twenty-four hours.”

The excitement had drained me during the flight - which lasted for more than ten hours. First, not understanding what anyone would say was challenging, seemed almost impossible, I was sure that I would not make it out fine. My mother had prepared me before

“Ugh! No!” that was my first reaction when my mom told me that I had to ride a plane alone. 13 hours! How am I supposed to endure that long time, by myself? Is she seriously expecting me to be fine after? I thought it was ridiculous and impossible. However, from the deep corner of my mind, something ensured me that I’m going to be fine. Rachel, you will be going to have a free time that no one will disturb it, that voice was even luring me! So, of course, I fell into that lure.

On Wednesday September 6th, was our first day on the pediatric ward; it had approximately nine patients, from ages 10 months to 5 years. These children had several different conditions, like Cornelia de Lange syndrome, UTI, sickle cells, delayed growth syndrome or failure to thrive(FTT), febrile seizure and many more. All those conditions stood out to me; didn’t even know the little children like that suffered with UTI especially a little boy.