She said to Liv, “Can we have a two minute break? My legs are aching!”
“We’ve only been walking a short time. Just stop moaning! We need to find Sachin! Stop being so selfish all you ever think about is yourself and not others, you’re so self-centered!” Exclaimed Liv.
They carried on, scouring the snow covered ground looking for any sign of Sachin, foot steps maybe or some clothing. Suddenly, Laura noticed Sachin’s fluffy hat that he had been wearing the last time he was seen. It was just lying there at the top of a very steep and snowy hill; it almost looked like a fluffy blanket. At that moment Laura and Liv both became extremely concerned for Sachin’s welfare. Then, Liv peeked over the edge of the blanket like hill and noticed a still body right at the bottom it, and knew instantly that it belonged to Sachin.
Walking slowly down the hill but still as quickly as they could, each tiny footstep at a time, Laura and Liv edged down the hill. As soon as they both reached the bottom of the hill they grabbed hold of Sachin’s cold and life less hand to check for a pulse. They covered him with their warm fur coats to try and keep him warm and insulated, but at the same time trying not to move his fragile body. As soon as they found his pulse they immediately called 999 to get help and to get Sachin to safety.
10 minutes had gone by since Laura had called the police on her mobile phone; it took her a while to find some signal so she could call the emergency services to tell them about what had happened to Sachin. Liv was shaking as her body was getting increasingly colder by the minute. She began to rub her hands together to try to get them warmer.
About ten minutes had gone by since Laura had called 999 and still there was no sign of the rescue team. Liv’s hands had now gone a sort of blue-purple colour and were beginning to feel quite numb.
Laura suddenly heard the faint sound of a man’s voice and instantly assumed it was the rescue team.
“Help we’re down here, my friends broken his leg we think, by the position it’s in!” Laura shouted to the rescue team.
“Ok, stay calm we’re coming down as quick as we can!” The man replied.
That whole day was a blur to Laura and Liv. A normal, perfect snowy day had turned into and unforgettable nightmare.
Liv was sitting beside Sachin’s bed waiting for him to regain consciousness. She knew that it was all her fault and was being to feel guilty about what she had done. Laura was pacing up and down the room, waiting to hear Sachin’s voice once more. She also knew about what had happened to Sachin was partly her fault as she knew she could of ran after Sachin to tell him Liv was perfectly fine, but instead she was just thinking about herself as she always did.
Sachin’s small, fragile hand twitched. Laura called for his doctor immediately, as his whole body started to shake. The doctor removed the long, thick incubation tube that had been keeping him alive for the past one hour, from his throat, enabling him to breathe and speak properly again. But, he didn’t know what had happened to him or how he had gotten there.
Laura and Liv had been by Sachin’s bedside for the past one and a half hours explaining to him what had happened to him. Laura and Liv had to cope with all the questions he was throwing at them. If only there was something to spark his memory.
The doctor went into Sachin’s room where he was lying and returned the fluffy hat he lost during the tragic and horrific accident, and Sachin suddenly started to remember the things that had happened to him during the accident.
Laura and Liv were listening intently to what Sachin was saying. He was creating a picture in Laura and Liv’s heads. Laura was quite sensitive and burst out with tears thinking about how much pain he must have been in during his fall. He remembers losing his hat before falling down that steep, snowy hill. He was running as fast as he could trying to get to Liv’s mom to tell her what had happened to her daughter, he suddenly fell over a tree root which was hidden by a blanket of snow. He couldn’t get his foot free as it was wedged between large rocks. He was in immense agony. He was using so much force to try and get his foot free, so when it did eventually become free he fell down the hill with such speed he thumped his head on a large bolder at the bottom of the hill, which knocked him out.
Never again did Laura, Liv or Sachin ever dare of playing a prank on anyone as long as they lived.
