First Ice Story

Ok Ill pick you up at nine-spotThanks see ya laterAs she hangs up the ear prognosticate her commence lightly taps on the door to her room. She strolls in with a interracial look of worry and annoyance on her incline. She takes an almighty breath delay for the inevitable argument she is ab turn out to have with her mother.Ok Ill pick you up at nineThanks see ya laterAs David puts the phone down he feels a sm exclusively drop of sweat permeate down the side of his face. He decides to open the window and as he does so a numbing blast of freezing winter song thrusts through the open window. Whilst David is checking the local cinema listings for a film that he and Louise can watch, the outgrowth snow flake of winter falls to the realm outside the house nestling on a fallen leafage instantly melting and running onto a small spider that is hide from the cold trying to keep warm.The room lights up suddenly from the TV set, the curtains drawn, and the cat fed and watered, Louise l ocks the door and continues down her garden path. Suddenly Louise slips on an unforeseen cover patch, snapping on of the heels of her shoe, she knew wearing high heels was going to be a bad choiceDavid climbed into his car and turned the heaters on so that when Louise got in it would be nice and warm. This was Davids first car, a Ford complement and it was his pride and joy, his baby that he looked after and cared for as if it had it owns life.Louise walks down the foxy side path and ahead of her she nonices a small group of boys, no older than 14 or 15, she thinks shall I go another itinerary? But decides she will be fine. As she approaches them one boy notices her move their way and alerts his mates to her presence. As she gets closer she realises they were much older than she first thought. At about 6ft tall a piece the boys began to spread out as she got closer. Being polite Louise says thank you ands walks by only when she feels a sudden grab of her arm and a freezing sh ock shoots all over her body.David tears down the country lanes heading for Louise, although he doesnt recognise what was happening to her, he can almost feel that all is not right. Not far now until he is with Louise, the speedometer increasing rapidly. What he doesnt notice is the police car slowly catching up with him, sirens blare until David quickly checks his mirrors and notices the blue flashing light. Two things go through his mind, Do I stop? Or Do I get to Louise and face the consequences later? Unfortunately he chooses to wrong thought as he sped up to 75mph in a 30 mph zone. The inevitable happens. David collides with a parked car as he flies round a blind corner, he dies on impact.Louise struggles away from the group of boys and runs as dissipated as she can, aware of an ambulance screeching past her. Louise could hear the muffled move of the ambulance radio and hears the words David and Ford Escort. She panics and gets her mobile out to call him, but her phone is d ead. Heart racing she runs down the street to the nearest phone box puts the money in, dials the number only to have a worldly concern answer the phone. The man explains he is a police officer and David was gnarled in a fatal car accident.Her face turns as tired of(p) as a ghost, her hands a cold as ice and her legs turn to jelly as she replaces the receiver. She falls to floor huddles up in the corner of the phone booth sobbing and wondering what she has done to deserve this pain she was now suffering.