*Malina's POV*
I shrieked as Jimmy fell to the ground. Behind him was the person who abducted me. I gave him my angriest face, and tackled him to the ground. The man was holding his hands up in defense as I was punching him in the face several. Hurt my boyfriend? You're dead.
The man reached his pocket, and I noticed he was pulling out a gun. Then, I got an idea.
When he held up his gun, I punched him in the jaw, and it fell out of his hand. I grabbed it, and stood up. A tear rolled down my cheek as I held up the gun. A million questions were floating in my mind. Am I a murderer? Is this the right thing to do?
My hand shaked, and I pulled the trigger. I dropped the gun, and fell on my knees crying. I did what I had to do.
I went over to Jimmy, and felt in his pocket to see if he had his cell phone. I felt his cell phone, and I pulled it out. I dialed 911.
"911, what is your emergency?" A voice on the other line asked.
"Please come here quick!" I yelled into the phone.
"Where are you located, ma'am?" The voice asked.
"Right in front of NBC Studios, in 30 R-Rockefeller Center." I muttered.
"We will be there as soon as possible." The voice said, then hung up.
A tear rolled down my cheek. I felt like a murderer. Was it the right thing to do? It was self defense, right?
When I heard sirens, I stood up. Doctors came rushing out of the ambulance, to the man, and Jimmy. They felt their pulses, and gestured the other doctors to bring out the portable hospital beds. All I saw was Jimmy being carried away. A doctor walked over to me.
"Do you want to come with us? Do you know either of these men?" The doctor asked.
"Yeah." I climbed onto the ambulance, and we wheeled away as the sirens screamed.
There was a paramedic on my right, and another to my left. I looked at them awkwardly, and looked at Jimmy, who's eyes were closed lightly. I still didn't know what had happened to him, well, I guess we'll find out.
After a few minutes in the ambulance, I fell asleep. I was exhausted of all these tragedies going on, it was so much to handle.