Best of times, worst of times My parents had gone to my dad's work's dinner and dance and my sister had gone

I saw a blue flashing light outside the window, so I went to investigate. It was an ambulance which had stopped by my sister’s car in the hedge and had come to check the driver and passenger. Whilst one paramedic checked my sister for injuries the other took Ian to the ambulance to remove the broken glass from his arms and head. Whilst I was still trying to contact my parents there was a knock at the door: it was a police man, who had also come to investigate the accident. He asked her what had happened, she explained to him how she had hit a puddle at the bottom of the hill and then aquaplaned across the road and into the hedge the other side. He then breathalysed her to check she hadn’t been drinking. The test came back negative. She was asked a few more questions before the policeman left. The paramedic continued checking my sister and said that everything was alright. I was so relieved. They had gone back out to the ambulance, but about two or three minutes later Sammi started to complain of neck pains, luckily the paramedics hadn’t left.

I ran outside just as the ambulance was about to leave and told them about Sammi’s neck pains. They came back in with a spinal board which they laid on the floor. They put her in a neck brace and asked me and Ian to strap her to the spinal board, and then we carried her out to the ambulance where we put her onto the bed. I grabbed Sammi and I a coat and sat in the ambulance leaving Ian and Faye my sisters other friend in the house.

Whilst we were in the ambulance the paramedic carried out some tests. It seemed like forever before we arrived at the hospital. When we finally arrived. I was meet by a strange man. I had never seen him before and he told me that my parents were in the A and E waiting room. I was a bit confused because my sister got taken off in one direction whilst I followed some strange man. It turned out that he had gone out with my parents and his wife that night. Sammi was with the doctor for about fifteen minutes. Everybody was so worried for her. My mum was in tears, but everything was ok. I was so relieved.