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"speaking", actions, thinking
For once, Anna was on the opposite side of the table. This time, she was in the hospital. It was her vacation, and she was flying to L.A. with her kids to see some distant relatives. But, unfortunately, the good luck stopped and they crashed. It was minor turbulence, and then falling, and then she was here. Anna's head pounded, and her body ached. A broken leg, a concussion, crushed ribs- not to mention scratches and bruises. But that wasn't her focus. Her kids. They were with her. Where the heck were they?
Anna began screaming for a nurse, tears streaking her bloody cheeks. M...My kids! Where are my kids? The pretty blond wailed. The nurse assured that they had accounted for everyone, and that there was a group of children who survived. But she wouldn't let her see them. No. She had to know they were okay. Anna tried to stand, despite her large, awkward cast, and the crushed ribs awaiting surgery. The nurses restrained her and Anna laid there, hysterical.