What I saw (2 ratings) by Midge Nezuc
Page 3 of 3 "Calm down dear sir, I am a doctor" I tell him. I calm the brash fellow down
and call an ambulance with my mobile phone. I make sure he doesn’t move and
talk
to him while we wait for the ambulance to arrive, ones got to put on a brave
face in these situations you know. So I try and make conversation with this
clearly inferior being.
"What is your name?" I ask it, sorry him, "Frank Edmonds, what’s your
f**king
name" he crudely snarls back. "My name is Joe"
"Do you think I’ll be f**king all right" is his interrupting reply. I assure
him will be fine and then his cursing spree continues "Where the f**ks the
ambulance, s**t what’s the f**king time Bones, I’m f**king late". This little
horrible, arrogant, obnoxious man is beginning to irritate me with his lack of
vocabulary and moronic attitude.
"I’d rather not be dealing with this " enters my thoughts as the siren on
the
nearing ambulance eases my uncomfortable feeling. "Hurry f**king up" the
Edmonds
chappie hurtles at the poor paramedics. I tell them what I suspect his injuries
are as the paramedics slowly get him on to the stretcher. "Oh s**t, that was
f**king sore, ah hurry f**king up" comes from this thing from the gutters,
gutter mouth. The paramedics ask me to join them as they could be doing with
one
of my calibre’s expertise. I begrudgingly accept their offer. The ambulance
doors shut and we speed off to the hospital.
He seems to be relaxing, then all of a sudden he shouts at the top of his
voice. "I’m f**king late, I’m in the s**t". The driver of the ambulance looks
round for a split second, he doesn’t see the exited blonde girl with a red,
white spotted dress run out in front of the ambulance. I shout to alert him, he
hits the brakes, but we are travelling too fast. THUD....
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