Wait for Me in Vienna by May Lana N

Author:May, Lana N. [May, Lana N.]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2015-10-13T07:00:00+00:00

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Martin shook Johanna unrelentingly, trying to wake her up as Thomas followed Clarissa, who’d disappeared outside. He didn’t realize until later that his car keys were missing and the BMW was no longer parked on the curb.

Martin ran after Thomas. “What kind of an asshole are you anyway?” he screamed.

He spotted Thomas on the street and threw a punch, but missed because he was too drunk.

“My sister’s your new girl? You started something with her without ending your relationship with Clarissa?”

Martin was furious to find himself an unwilling participant in this grueling, uncomfortable situation. He felt just as betrayed as Johanna or Clarissa.

“Hey, I was serious about Johanna.”

“You should have broken up with Clarissa first! Can you imagine how they both feel now?”

Thomas ran down the street, looking for Clarissa. Around the next bend, the BMW had already crashed into a wall. The local police showed up, passersby gathered around the vehicle, and an ambulance zoomed around the corner, its siren wailing. While the sirens grew louder, the paramedics frantically hopped out of the ambulance. The police pushed the passersby aside as a streetlight fell over. The full weight of what Thomas had done hit him like a ton of bricks. Clarissa climbed out of the BMW, howling. She seemed more or less okay, not severely injured. At least she wasn’t so hurt that she couldn’t get out of the car by herself. When Thomas rushed over, she angrily pounded her fists against his forehead.

“Shit,” he shouted as he examined Clarissa for injuries and scratches.

“Go away,” she whimpered as she pounded Thomas’s chest. The police interviewed Thomas, took down his information, tested Clarissa’s blood alcohol level, then entered something in their computer.

“It would be best for you to go to the hospital to make sure you have no internal injuries,” a police officer said to Clarissa as he helped her into the ambulance.

Thomas stood by helplessly. He should never have let it get this far. It all was his fault; he reproached himself bitterly. He’d lost everything in just a few hours.

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