impact. Whisper
Now she gets out and walks along the dark street. The headlights illuminate its steps on the slippery pavement, ice and fog. His words still echo in my head. I stand, hands on the wheel, looking at it goes. Then plug the first one, go out slowly from the parking and speeding up I head toward her. It 's a moment, not even have time to understand, not even trying to avoid. The collision is violent.
I do not stop, not slow down. I see his body lying on the ground in the rearview mirror and I wonder idly if the body has been damaged. But no matter, only the thud of impact pulses hours in me.
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