You ::spin:: my head right (round) // closed

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(Since in the last thread, our third person seems to have disappeared, I figured we could continue with Marko and Keisarra here. :3)

"Calm down, I'm calling my brother to come pick us up," Sarra pressed the phone to her ear, cradling Marko's head in her lap, "You were just hit by a car. You can't walk."

"Hello?" Des yawned into the phone.

"Des, I need a ride."

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"Des? He's an East, Sara!" Marko protested.

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Sarra smacked his head, not forgiving despite the fact that he'd been hit by a car, "Shut up."

"Sarra, what's wrong?" Des grumbled.

"Just come pick me up!"

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Marko groaned and decided to shut up, focusing instead on getting through the pain.

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"Fine, where are you?" He murmured.

Keisarra gave him the address and directions before hanging up, "Would you have rather me have called an ambulance for you?" She looked down at Marko and raised an eyebrow.

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"No," Marko said through gritted teeth. "But you could have called someone else from the gang."

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"Des is my brother. I can count on him despite our gangs. He won't even care," She smoothed his hair back, "Now, are you feeling light-headed or dizzy?"

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"Of course I am," Marko snapped. "It's all I can do to stay awake right now."

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"You probably have a concussion," Sarra frowned, leaning over him slightly, "What else hurts? We have to make sure nothing is broken."

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"My leg, damn it!" Marko shouted. "My leg hurts. Didn't you hear it crack?"

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Sarra scowled down at him, "Don't yell at me. I could leave your a*s here to find your own way home, you d*ck."

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Marko sucked in a deep breath through his nose and closed his eyes. "Don't judge. You're not the one in agony."

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"I know," Sarra gently wove her fingers through his hair, "Just take a deep breath, Des should be here soon."

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Marko focused on her touch and tried to force the pain out of his brain. It didn't work very well, but it did help a little.