I pulled over to the side of the road throwing up as a car pulled over and man yelled out to me pulling back down to earth. "Hey kid are you okay!" I looked over wiping my mouth and smiled. "Yeah thank you." The man gave me a weird look but nodded and drove off. I quickly climbed into my car and dialed his phone number with shaky hands but sent right to voice mail. "Tyler please pick up! Your scaring me!" I yelled into the phone hanging up and rushing to his apartment. I stopped out side leaving my car running and ran in side not bothering with the the owner and ran straight to his room. Knocking on the door I called his name out trying to calm my self down but it was to quite inside and then I noticed the door was unlocked. I slowly entered my phone ready to call for help. I grabbed an umbrella to use as a weapon and walked around the house. "Tyler...." I called out with a horse voice my legs were shaking like crazy now with each step that I took.

A wired smell started to drift out of the living room so I took a deep breath and entered almost throwing up again when I did. Tyler was laying in a pool of blood death his face had been bashed in to the point where you couldn't tell who it was laying there. I knew though that it was him...I was to late to save him again. Tears swelled up in my eyes as the memory of the first time it happened to came to mind. I started to shake falling down onto the white carpet that was now stained red with blood. He looked so pale and frail and I didn't yet at the time but somehow he was still alive. At least I didn't know till he tried to speak his words coming out as chocked slushing sounds that made my skin crawl. "Jashon..." Was the only thing that could make out that he said. I nodded crying and held him hand calling for help. "Your gonna be okay baby...help is on the way." I tried to comfort him as the police and paramedics came and took him away. They came to late and he died suffering in so much pain. They announced him dead at 11:45pm that night. An hour before he was destined to pass away.