We kept driving until we got to a fork in the road. That's when we saw six people hanging out of a car they looked lifeless and the car looked bashed up pretty good. Dad started driving again then I noticed something... It was a girl in the back seat she was breathing! "Stop the car!" I yelled to dad. "What what is it?" he said slamming on the breaks. "It's a girl." I said jumping out of the car. I ran over to the broken car and checked to see if anyone else was alive... but unfortunately it was to late.

I opened the passenger side door climbed in the car avoiding the woman in the bright pink jacket hanging lifelessly out of the front seat.

I climbed to the back and I could see that the girl might have a slight concussion it looks like they got in a car accident and her head smacked up against the back window shattering the glass.

The upper half of her body looked mostly undamaged but her legs had a lot of scratches and the left one had a nasty shard of glass sticking in it.

I pulled the top half of her body back in the car and managed to drag her out

When we got out of the car I threw her over my shoulder in the fireman position. I have to admit those hours at the gym sure came in handy! Once as I got her leg supported so the glass didn't go any deeper I carried her to our car.

I pulled the ponytail out of her brown hair that was in a messy bun, then combed my fingers through it to make sure no glass was in it. "Oh you found yourself a little pet did you?" he said laughing. "Dad she is like 4 years older than me!" I said rolling my eyes. "Well you never know." he said being a weirdo.

I took off her purple sweater and shook it out to get the glass off. Then I wrapped my blanket that I always keep in the car around her because she was probably cold she was wearing a sweater but I took that off so now she was just wearing a black tank top and white shorts that came mid thigh.

I grabbed the edge of the piece of glass and started to pull gently being carful not to touch her leg because it could get infected and my hands were not clean. . .