Aisely caught some movement out of the corner of her eye, felt arms wrap around her and herself falling backwards. With a gasp she tensed, realized she was falling and relaxed again, trying to make sure she didn't break anything in the fall. She felt the impact, but unlike every other time, she wasn't hurt. An arm loosened around her waist and she scrambled away and up.<br/>"Oh, my god. I'm so sorry." She said before she realized that he was unconscious. She pulled her cell out and called the only person she knew was still awake, her now ex boyfriend.<br/>"Aisley?" A sleepy voice answered on the third ring.<br/>"Scott. Oh god, you gotta come help me. I was running home from the library after gett--seeing you and then from there I was running across the road but a semi was coming--"<br/>"Aisley! Breath." Scott said, Aisley did as she was told and heard him bumping around his room. "I'll be there soon. Just hold on. I'll take you home. I'm not driving to a hospital this late." He muttered as he hung up the phone.<br/>Aisley dropped to her knees by the kids head. She felt for a pulse and was glad to feel the rhythmic beat if his heart against her fingers. With a sigh of relief she looked back and saw all the blood. Her stomach roiled but she was determined to keep her lunch down. She gently slid her hands under the boys body and rolled him onto his side to see the extent of damage done on his back. She winced and heard a car pull up.<br/>"Alright. He'll have to sit in your lap, he's not getting my car bloody." Aisley nodded and grabbed the boy by the shoulders. She walked backwards, until her lower legs hit the car. They got him and and Scott took them to Aisley's house. "Good thing you live alone." Scott muttered, helping bring the kid up the stairs and into Aisley's room, where they put him on the bed. "Bye Aisley. Talk to you later." Aisley waved over her shoulder but rolled her eyes.<br/>"Not likely." She muttered to the kid as she tugged his shirt off, to see if she could clean some of the blood off.