Silent Voice

Chapter Thirteen

Meanwhile at the school the shooting carried on. The Divergent ops people got to Nadia and guided her to safety. One was pulling her close to them while two of them basically covered them while they fired a few shots of their own. They moved back and made their way to the ambulance.                                                    At that point all the Divergent ops people had their guns out and was hiding behind their car doors as they shot at the school while bullets flew out of the windows of the building. It was an all out gun fight.

When she got to the ambulance they immediately set her down and one of the paramedics took her injured hand and began unwrapping the bandage from the hand and taking the bloody gauze off.                                                 "Wait!" Before the officers could leave she stopped them. She held the one officer by the arm. "There is someone in the security booth under one of the tables." She explained. "He has a bullet in his left arms and I think he was hit at the back of his head."                           "We're going to need a stretcher." One of the paramedics spoke up as they picked up a stretcher and got out of the ambulance. The officer she held on to gestured to her comrades. "Give them cover, they are going to need it." The two of them nodded walked out as the paramedics followed them.

The woman turned back to Nadia. "They said a guy called, and reported the hostage." She spoke. "Was it the person in the security booth?" Nadia shook her head. "No, that guy ran in to the building to see what he could do to help, his sister goes in to this school." She explained. "Can you describe him for me?" The officer asked. "He has rusty brown hair, ya know, it's brown with red in." Nadia explained. "He also wore a brownish green shirt with blue jeans and he had black shoes on with white patterns on them." The woman nodded her head. "Okay, don't worry about a thing, we will handle the rest." She said as she stood up. With her gun ready she stepped out of the ambulance and went to join the other officers.
The paramedic who handled her was still busy with her wound. She turned her hands in circles to inspect it. "It seems good and it doesn't look like you need stitches." He spoke before letting go of her hands. Standing up he got the bandage and some antibacterial cream along with some dry gauze. "But it still needs to be cover up for at least a week or so, and changed every day.' He came back and put the cream over the gauze. After placing the gauze over her wound he wrapped her hand back up with the bandage. "Other than that, you will be fine." He said. "Is there any other wounds or pain we should know about?" Nadia shook her head. "No."
"Make way!" Someone screamed. At that moment the two paramedics raced back with the security guard on the stretcher. Nadia stood up and moved back so they could have space to get in. The paramedics climbed in with the security guard on the stretcher. They set him down as they started taking the bandage off his shoulder. "The bullet is still in there." Nadia informed them. "I didn't want to mess around with it so I just cleaned the blood off and closed it with the bandage." She explained.
The paramedics inspected the bullet wound. "It looks clean enough for now, but he is definitely going to need surgery to get this bullet out." After they inspected the bullet wound they moved to the wound at the back of the head. "I think he's going to need a brain scan as well, the hit looks really bad." The paramedic checked his pulse. "He is also going to need an adrenalin shot, his pulse is pretty weak." The other paramedics jumped up and got a bottle of liquid medicine while another grabbed a syringe. They filled the syringe with the medicine and injected it in his arm. "We have to get going and get this guy to the hospital."
The officers next to the ambulance gestured Nadia closer. Nadia understood and made her way out of the ambulance. The moment she was one of the paramedics also made their way out and climbed in the driver seat. The ambulance started and the siren sounded as it made its way out of the parking lot.