Almost Lost, Never Forgotten by T. L. Sieving

Author:T. L. Sieving [Sieving, T. L.]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Amazon: B00GG2ZU88
Published: 2013-11-04T00:00:00+00:00

Chapter 23

Welcome to Miami! It’s great to be in this city. We just completed two more interviews and only have two more to go. The end of this project is near.

Tonight Miami is playing the Detroit Mustangs and I plan to stay for the game. Even though Chase and I are not on good terms it’s great to see him play, even if I’m supporting him from a distance.

Sam stayed in Dallas with George. I called her out on making sure she was living her life; she’s been too worried about me lately. I assured her that I would ask for help if I ever needed it. What I really want is for her to spend time with George and have some fun.

I finally got to talk to Jax and I love hearing how excited he is for his new role as a Director. There’s something so magical hearing about someone else’s dream coming true.

I’m watching the game from the field, a major perk of my NBC badge, when I see Chase up to bat. I see it clear as day as the ball cruises toward him and slams him in the head.

I drop everything and run to him but I’m stopped by security. I lie and say I’m his sister and they still don’t let me through but they let me stay right where I am. Good choice because I’m not leaving.

Paramedics rush onto the field toward him and I can’t tell if he’s knocked out or if he’s getting up. I have never been so worried in my life.

Finally he gets up and walks, with assistance, off the field. It’s good that he’s walking but not good that he’s leaving the game. He must be really hurt. I know they will be going to the training room so I head there as well.

His coach sees me and recognizes me right away. He grabs my shoulders and tells me our boy will be ok. All I can do is shake my head agreeing with him as a tear runs down my cheek.

I sneak into the room as they are assessing him and he’s out of it but thankfully he’s awake. He is answering all their questions correctly but he keeps asking, “When will the game start?”

After they do the initial testing they are confident he’ll be ok. When the trainer starts to give directions of what needs to get be done for him I step up and take control letting them know I’ll be the one taking care of him.

Chase notices me at that instance but I don’t look over at him; the trainer makes eye contact with him making sure the plan is ok. For a second I’m terrified that our last fight may have been too much.

Chase silently agrees and the trainer gives me details as to what I must do and what warning signs to look for. I recap it all back to him showing him I was listening and understand and promise to call him every three hours with updates.

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