We were inseparable
we had the perfect life
we thought....I thought it would never change
But it did....
It all changed the day he died...The day he died from an explosion in his garage...the day I lost my best friend....
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Or at least tha...
Wally's POV While I run I think about everything that happened. Part of me regrets everything, but another part doesn't. I love being a hero and saving people. Like right now I'm saving her life. What if I never became a hero? Would anyone be able to transport her this heart? The other part of me however wishes that I stayed with her because I still loved her. No matter how much I tried to deny it or tried to forget I just cant. I can't forget that I love (Y/N).
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Chapter 7
My wish | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | 𝕧
I was given four hours to transport the heart till it wasn't viable for transplant. I ended up making it it with five minutes left. I quickly handed it to the doctors standing outside the hospital.
"Thank you so much kid Flash" one of them said.
"Wait can I stay and make sure she's alright?"
"Go to room 370A on floor 3 and ask her mother."
"Ok thank you" I said and I ran to room 370A. When I reached the door I hesitated to knock. I contemplated on just leaving, and almost did, but then the door opened and I saw Mrs. (L/N).
"Hi...Um I was wondering if I could stay just to make sure I got the heart here in time?"
"Of course you can Wally. Come on in and sit."
I walked into the room and sat down on one of the chairs.
"How'd you know it was me?" I looked down at the ground.
"You know me and your mother were just as close as you and (Y/N) were. If not closer."
"You didn't tell her? Did you?"
"No Wally...I didn't, but you should."
"I can't put her in this danger though."
"Oh come on. I see it in your eyes, you love her and she misses you more then you could ever imagine."
"And that's exactly why I can't tell her. Knowing her she'd end up in a lot of danger," I just couldn't risk it," besides Even if I did tell her, she's never forgive me. I just can't tell her ok. And that's final."
"Ok I understand"
I waited there for almost four hours waiting to see if the transplant was successful and if she'd be alright. I played games on my phone to pass the time. When the doctor came into the room, with two nurses wheeling a bed with an unconscious (Y/N) on it, he came over to me. I put my phone down on the table.
