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A Sad Good-Bye By:Kat

The Music was blasting in the Hotel room of Emily Quartermaine. She wasn't alone. She was with some of her new friends, they were other models. There were a few things they had in common with each other. They were all Models and they all got a kick out of heroine. It was a hot July night in New York City. As some stuck needles in there arms others rolled joints. Emily's mind was hazy. The room was spinning with the music. There was a knock at the door and Emily went and answered it. On the other side was Julie Peters; she was the top model on the champagne. With her she brought something that would make the party freakier she put it.

Emily: So what is it you brought?

Julie opens her purse and takes out a few capsules.

Julie: Take one. Emily: Okay.

Emily takes one and swallows. Julie walks around the room and gives a few of the others a capsule each. After about an hour it kicks in. Emily is in a corner moving slowly to the fast beat music. She looks around the room and she sees everything blending together. Then she hears the voice of Julie.

Julie: Emily, want to call all the guys that have ruined your life? Emily: Why not.

Emily and Julie stumble over to the couch and Emily picks up the phone. She then dials a number.

Emily: Hello may I speak to Nikolas please…Nikolas, It's me Emily….yeah just wanted to say you ruined my life! Good bye.

Emily hung up the phone and then dialed another number.

Emily: Hello Lucky? It's me….Emily you idiot….Well the reason you don't recognize my voice is because you've ignored me for like forever….Yeah whatever. I just wanted to tell you that you ruined my life. So long Lucky Spencer.

She places the phone back on the receiver.

Emily: So what should we do now? Julie: Dance!!

Julie and Emily stumble around the room. There high off the capsules distorting any real sense of reality they had. One of the guys opened the door to the balcony. Emily and Julie walk out and stand by the railing.

Emily: The air feels weird. Julie: Don't worry about that after a couple more tickets you'll never notice it. Emily: You sure about that? Julie: Em, I have done this so many times. Oh look at all the Taxis down there.

Julie leans over the edge and looks down. Emily leans over slightly and everything blurs and she begins to feel dizzy.

Emily: I need some air.

Emily pushes herself up and sits on the ledge. She leans back a little bit but it's too far. She lost what little balance she had and goes backwards. She falls twelve stories and lands on the hard cement of the New York City sidewalk.