Maryjanice Davidson by Adventures Of The Teen Furies

Author:Adventures Of The Teen Furies [Furies, Adventures Of The Teen]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2011-10-17T16:01:38+00:00

She took a deep gulp and swayed on her feet, turning a kind of greenish-pale. “Oh, this is awful. It's awful,” she groaned. “Why am I doing this?”

“Because you don't want to die, it's just the medication that has you so depressed, that's all.”

“I'm on medication because I'm depressed, moron,” she snapped, and I was glad to see some of the old fire.

“You don't want to die,” I said again, louder. “And even if you did, I wouldn't let you. Besides, you—you want to find out how the V&V game ends, don't you?” She looked at me, gripping the glass tightly. Then she downed the rest in two gigantic gulps, the sound very loud in the bathroom: ‘Oong, oong'. I sighed in relief, just as she bent violently forward and threw up everything in her stomach. Many, many pills, most of them still whole. Some had been crunched up, big pinkish and orangey ones. She threw up so hard vomit splattered everywhere: into the sink, on her shirt, on the mirror, on the counter. I was so happy to see it I didn't mind when she got some on me. I felt like taking a shower in it.

Finished, she stayed hunched over, sobbing and spitting, and I patted her back and told her she had done great, really great, and things would be okay now, things would be great, really, they would.

“Things are not great,” she sobbed. “Things are perfectly awful. Get your hands off me.” I cleaned up the mess while she changed her clothes and brushed her teeth about ten times, then she stretched out on the couch in her robe while I looked up Dr. Cobran's number in the Rolodex.

“This is Andrea Grouper. I need Dr. Cobran right now.”

“I'm sorry, he can't come to the phone right now, he—”

“It's a matter of life and death!” I yelled. Behind me, Meredith groaned and put a hand over her eyes.

“Just get him on the phone, quick!”

“May I tell him what it's regarding?”

“Meredith Devonshire, one of his patients.”

There was a click, and for a black moment I thought the bitch had disconnected me. Then Cobran's oily voice came on the line. “Meredith?”

“No, this is Andrea Grouper, her friend. I'm with her now.”

“What's the problem?”

“The problem is, she just gulped down everything in the medicine cabinet by the double fistful, that's the problem, you—” Now, now, don't get hysterical. Keep it together for a few more minutes. I took a deep, shuddering breath. “I—I made her puke it all up but I don't know what to do next and by the way, Cobran, I think it's time to change her medication again. This stuff either made her more depressed or isn't helping at all.”

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