Descriptive Writing Road Accident

The Accident

Beeeep… Beeeeep… The blonde middle-age women prayed with absolute distress beside the single bed. Her tears flowing like a river from her bright blue eyes, her tormented thoughts running wild. Every so often the distressed women would look at the cardiac monitor to observe any changes that might have happened, then she would return to murmuring her silent rosary, hoping for the best.

Awakening me was a radiant light that shone from the slightly tinted window of my room, the light pierced my eyes, making my eyes sorer and sorer. I tried to set myself up, merely moving my limbs caused enormous pain. The room I was imprisoned in was compacted with dull hospital furniture and miserable curtains. To my surprise there was

Then out of nowhere the driver daringly push his car forward, at that moment my heart stopped. Now everything seemed slower as if time itself has seized moreover, nothing could be heard other than the drumming of my heart. I took a deep breath and pressed the breaks, but deep inside I knew it was too late. A factor of a second before the crash, I saw the driver looked into the eyes of a healthy young child sitting in the back seats. Crash, the clash between the two metal-beast ended in a devastating turn of events; the windows shattering and metal screech as they tear apart.

The car slowly pulled up at the T Junction, through the freshly washed windscreen Jack peered into the highway; looking to his left and then his right. Jack did not see anything in the distance so pulled out. Suddenly out of nowhere a white Nissan Stagea was zooming through the highway from his right. Jack’s simple mistake was instantly regretted, he knew the crash was inevitable. Precisely before the cars contacted each other, Jack turned his head to face his son Chris, who looked back at him with his innocent face…

The victims of the car accident were immediately taken to the nearest hospital, though there weren’t any casualties Jack and Edward Wilson were severely injured, Chris only had minor injuries and was discharged from the hospital the day after the crash. The moral of the story: other people make mistakes, slow