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Amanda’s POV Brendon’s BODY-
I sat on Brendon’s couch, eating muffins and drinking a red bull. He had lots of that. I was watching some kind of documentary on kids who have turrets or something.
Pretty upsetting.
Suddenly, the phone rang. It was on the side table right near my arm, so I reached over and clicked talk.
“Hello?” I asked. I didn’t even bother to check the caller I.D
I heard sniffs, and then a big sob.
“Huh?” I asked. It sounded like Ryan, bawling his eyes out.
“Ryan?” I asked. My heart started beating a mile a minute. I jumped up from the couch, and started to pace.
“Br-Br-Bren-don…” I heard him sob.
“What happened?!” I asked. It sounded like he couldn’t breath because of how much he was crying.
“Sh…Shottttgunnn.“ He cried, It was hard to make out, but I’m sure he said Shotgun.
“Shotgun?” I asked.
“Brendon! He’s dead!” He cried, now just sobbing more and more.
“What?!” I asked, maybe if he stopped crying, I’d be able to understand.
“He’s dead Brendon!” He cried.
“Shotgun?” I asked.
“YES!” He cried, harder.
“Oh man, what happened?” I asked.
He sniffed.
“Will you please come here?” he asked, sounding extremely sad.
“Uh…” I said. I had never been to Ryan’s. Shit.
“Please Brendon, I need help. I can’t touch him. I gotta move him. I can explain what happened.” He sobbed.
“Sure, be right there.” I said, hanging up.
I paced, and went to find an address book. I finally grabbed one, and surfed through it.
“George Ross the third….” I said to myself, looking for his address.
Finally I found it. I jumped to my computer, and map quested it.
I smiled when I realized it was just down the street. Two blocks away, and so I printed the directions, and started off on foot.
I ran as fast as I could. Yes, I can’t drive, remember? I looked for signs where to turn, and soon came to a big fancy looking house. The mail box said “ROSS.”
I ran into the house, and knocked on the door.
After no reply, I barged it, breathing heavy.
“Brendon!” I heard. I turned and saw a red as a lobster Ryan. His cheeks were wet, and his eyes were just spewing tears.
“Shhh, it’s gonna be okay.” I said, holding out my arms for Ryan. He ran into them, and I hugged him, and he started to heavily sob.
“Thank you Brendon.” He sobbed.
“Shh, it’s okay.” I said, patting his back, and rocking side to side.
He held onto my shirt, his head in my shoulder, and cried his eyes out, as I whispered reassuring things into his ears.
After about twenty minutes, he pulled away, and looked at me, sniffing, and wiping his tears.
“Are you going to be alright?” I asked him.
He nodded.
“I came home-and realized I hadn’t seen Shotgun, so I went looking for him…” He started, wiping his tears.
“I found him, just lying on the ground. I thought he was sleeping.” He said, crying, and wiping.
“I shook him, he wouldn‘t wake up. That‘s when I realized he was dead. I think he choked on this.” he said, holding up half of a chopstick.
“I’m so sorry.” I said, hugging him again, this time for only a few seconds.
“Come on.” he said, taking my hand and leading me into his bedroom.
His house was very nice.
I walked into the bedroom, and Ryan covered his eyes, as I looked over the bed, and saw the tiny dog laying on the ground, his eyes closed.
He looked so peaceful, like he was sleeping. But I knew he would never wake up again.
I felt myself start crying. I had never knew Shotgun, but my weakness is definitely puppies. I love dogs.
“I’m sorry you had to see this Brendon. I know you and Shot were close. I’m sorry. I’m selfish…” Ryan started, seeing me crying. I wiped my eyes.
“It’s okay Ryan, I don’t blame you.” I said, bending down, and carefully picking the dead puppy up.
I cradled him in my arms, and looked down, the tears falling harder. He definitely wasn’t ready to leave, and I know Ryan knows this.
“I really loved him.” He said, coming up to me, as I cradled the puppy, crying my own eyes out.
“And you never won’t.” I told him.
He nodded, and wiped his eyes again, as I brought the puppy out to the living room.
“Well, we need to burry him.” I said, now choking back the rest of my tears.
“Yeah, we do.” he said.
“Alright, come on. Let’s get this over with.” I said, carrying Shotgun out to the back yard, while Ryan got some supplies.
Sad chapter for me to write, I love puppies with my life. Definitely my favorite animals. Don’t think it was easy for me to kill Shotgun. What it was, was necessary. Expect more soon.
I sat on Brendon’s couch, eating muffins and drinking a red bull. He had lots of that. I was watching some kind of documentary on kids who have turrets or something.
Pretty upsetting.
Suddenly, the phone rang. It was on the side table right near my arm, so I reached over and clicked talk.
“Hello?” I asked. I didn’t even bother to check the caller I.D
I heard sniffs, and then a big sob.
“Huh?” I asked. It sounded like Ryan, bawling his eyes out.
“Ryan?” I asked. My heart started beating a mile a minute. I jumped up from the couch, and started to pace.
“Br-Br-Bren-don…” I heard him sob.
“What happened?!” I asked. It sounded like he couldn’t breath because of how much he was crying.
“Sh…Shottttgunnn.“ He cried, It was hard to make out, but I’m sure he said Shotgun.
“Shotgun?” I asked.
“Brendon! He’s dead!” He cried, now just sobbing more and more.
“What?!” I asked, maybe if he stopped crying, I’d be able to understand.
“He’s dead Brendon!” He cried.
“Shotgun?” I asked.
“YES!” He cried, harder.
“Oh man, what happened?” I asked.
He sniffed.
“Will you please come here?” he asked, sounding extremely sad.
“Uh…” I said. I had never been to Ryan’s. Shit.
“Please Brendon, I need help. I can’t touch him. I gotta move him. I can explain what happened.” He sobbed.
“Sure, be right there.” I said, hanging up.
I paced, and went to find an address book. I finally grabbed one, and surfed through it.
“George Ross the third….” I said to myself, looking for his address.
Finally I found it. I jumped to my computer, and map quested it.
I smiled when I realized it was just down the street. Two blocks away, and so I printed the directions, and started off on foot.
I ran as fast as I could. Yes, I can’t drive, remember? I looked for signs where to turn, and soon came to a big fancy looking house. The mail box said “ROSS.”
I ran into the house, and knocked on the door.
After no reply, I barged it, breathing heavy.
“Brendon!” I heard. I turned and saw a red as a lobster Ryan. His cheeks were wet, and his eyes were just spewing tears.
“Shhh, it’s gonna be okay.” I said, holding out my arms for Ryan. He ran into them, and I hugged him, and he started to heavily sob.
“Thank you Brendon.” He sobbed.
“Shh, it’s okay.” I said, patting his back, and rocking side to side.
He held onto my shirt, his head in my shoulder, and cried his eyes out, as I whispered reassuring things into his ears.
After about twenty minutes, he pulled away, and looked at me, sniffing, and wiping his tears.
“Are you going to be alright?” I asked him.
He nodded.
“I came home-and realized I hadn’t seen Shotgun, so I went looking for him…” He started, wiping his tears.
“I found him, just lying on the ground. I thought he was sleeping.” He said, crying, and wiping.
“I shook him, he wouldn‘t wake up. That‘s when I realized he was dead. I think he choked on this.” he said, holding up half of a chopstick.
“I’m so sorry.” I said, hugging him again, this time for only a few seconds.
“Come on.” he said, taking my hand and leading me into his bedroom.
His house was very nice.
I walked into the bedroom, and Ryan covered his eyes, as I looked over the bed, and saw the tiny dog laying on the ground, his eyes closed.
He looked so peaceful, like he was sleeping. But I knew he would never wake up again.
I felt myself start crying. I had never knew Shotgun, but my weakness is definitely puppies. I love dogs.
“I’m sorry you had to see this Brendon. I know you and Shot were close. I’m sorry. I’m selfish…” Ryan started, seeing me crying. I wiped my eyes.
“It’s okay Ryan, I don’t blame you.” I said, bending down, and carefully picking the dead puppy up.
I cradled him in my arms, and looked down, the tears falling harder. He definitely wasn’t ready to leave, and I know Ryan knows this.
“I really loved him.” He said, coming up to me, as I cradled the puppy, crying my own eyes out.
“And you never won’t.” I told him.
He nodded, and wiped his eyes again, as I brought the puppy out to the living room.
“Well, we need to burry him.” I said, now choking back the rest of my tears.
“Yeah, we do.” he said.
“Alright, come on. Let’s get this over with.” I said, carrying Shotgun out to the back yard, while Ryan got some supplies.
Sad chapter for me to write, I love puppies with my life. Definitely my favorite animals. Don’t think it was easy for me to kill Shotgun. What it was, was necessary. Expect more soon.
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