Patricia Chavez
Chapters 14. The Accident Intentionally?

Betty pulled her hand that was gripped by Cindy, until it was released again. Then as fast as lightning he pushed Cindy's body into the wall.

Dukkkp..

"Ouch !!!" Cindy grimaced in pain. "Bad!!" Cindy's emotions instantly countered Betty's actions to her. While enduring the pain in her back, Cindy pushed Betty's body back a few steps. Get a sudden attack, Betty Oreng. His imperfect footing, unable to hold his body weight.

Bruck...

I heard the sound of falling. Followed by the screams of pain of a girl.

"Hhhh.... !!!"

The shout caught the attention of a teacher who was teaching in a classroom next to the stairs. The teacher immediately ran out of the classroom as soon as he heard the sound of screaming, followed by some of his students.

"God...!!"

The woman's teacher found Betty lying on the stairs below. No one else was in that place. The teacher hurriedly went down the stairs, and sat down beside Betty.

"Son. Nak... Are you listening to me?" The teacher called out to Betty while patting her shoulder gently. There was no response from Betty. Then he examined Betty's pulse on her neck. Placing firmly the index and middle fingers to one side of the neck, just below the jaw and next to the windpipe.

"Still alive." Mumbled. Unintentionally his eyes caught a puddle of red color coming from the head area.

"Yes God. He's bleeding." Without hesitation he placed Betty's head on her lap, while pressing the side of the head that was bleeding with his handkerchief.

Some of the students were glued to the spot as soon as they saw all of those sights in plain sight.

"Someone call the paramedics..!! " Shouted the teacher.

"Nobody's got a cell phone here, Miss." Answer one student. Of course, this is true, because all students in the school are not allowed to bring a cell phone.

"Please ask the teacher who is teaching in the next class. "

"Good, Miss." The student immediately ran to carry out his teacher's orders. Not long after, the student returned with a male teacher.

"Miss Clara, what's going on? " Task the teacher, when getting her colleagues to sit tight while holding the head of a student on the stairs below

"Cast call the paramedics. This kid's bleeding."

"alright. Wait a sec. "

The teacher named Peter took the cell phone in his pants pocket. He called the emergency number 911.

The paramedics arrived shortly afterwards. Seeing Betty's situation, they very carefully handled it. Due to the impact that occurs due to falling from a height, not only can it cause injuries, but it can also cause organ injuries that may not be visible from the outside.

Reporting on Health and Safety Executive (HSE), falling from a height is the biggest cause of fatal and life-threatening injury conditions. First aid that Miss. Clara, is an important step that must be done immediately. Even the simplest actions can prevent the victim from the risk of permanent injury or even death.

After rubbing the wound on Betty's head and putting a neck brace on, they moved Betty's body onto a stretcher. In an ambulance, Betty was immediately taken to the hospital for further treatment.

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The sound of sobbing crying was heard from one of the rooms in the school toilet. Everyone's attention at that time, still focused on the incident that befell Betty. So that no one realized there was a child sitting curled up in the toilet. His body shivered in fear after what he had just witnessed. Betty's shrieking made her aware of something. Fear brought him silence in that place. Because that was the closest place he could reach.

"What really happened, son?"

"I don't know, Dad. Suddenly the girl had been on the stairs down."

"How could you not know that. While you were there when it happened." Arthur Davis' voice sounded riled up. In his room Arthur rubbed his face rough. Imagine the strange problems that Cindy will face in the future.

"Really Dad, I don't know." Cindy was getting louder hearing her father's loud voice.

"Stop your crying. Your voice will lure someone to come closer. You just wait there, until Dad comes to pick you up. No one should know that you were there when it happened." A heavy and firm voice sounded from the other end of the phone.

"Good, Dad. I'll be waiting for you. But promise me you'll come soon."

"Dad should make sure it's safe first. Youunderstand?"

"Yes, Dad. I get it."

The call was interrupted at the same time as Arthur's office door was knocked by someone.

"Yes. Please come in." Said Arthur while keeping the phone in his pants pocket.

A middle-aged man entered Arthur's study with a serious face.

"Master. How about we get all the students home faster. Because soon the police will be here. They have asked to sterilize the location of the students, in order to do the Genesis Case." Report Mr. Jhonson, as vice principal.

"Who has reported this incident to the police !?" Ask Arthur in a high tone.

"I don't know, Sir. Most likely it was done by the parents of students who had an accident. Because when Mr. Robert contacted the girl's parents to inform them of her child's condition, and the man sounded angry and held the school accountable."

"Gosh.." Arthur sighed, rude. "Yes already. Do so. Gather the students in the field first, while waiting for their guardians to come pick up."

"Good, Sir."

Mr. Jhonson passed from that place, leaving Arthur, who was in turmoil over the fate of his beloved daughter.

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After being in a coma for two days, the jolly girl's life was not saved. Betty's death left a wound in the heart of her father, Carl Frieden. Plus there is no evidence at the scene that can explain what really happened. Surveillance cameras on the premises could not record because the hard drive had confusion in storage due to the full memory capacity.

Alleged provisional released by the police, Betty slipped after coming out of the toilet. In Carl's little heart, he rejected that conclusion. That morning, when she drove her daughter to school, Betty was fine. And he is also in good health. The toilet was what Betty used to use everyday. So it's impossible for her daughter, not knowing where the stairs are.

At the request of investigators, the day before the funeral, Betty's body was first carried out an autopsy process, to determine the cause of death. A forensic doctor from the Minnesota police was deployed to help investigate the case.

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