Katie's POV: I lay in the uncomfortable bed in my room, starring at the ceiling, gently singing Lost It All, A Prophecy, The Last Night, and Through the Ghost. "Speak of the devil, look who just walked into the room. The guilted invaded notion of someone I once knew. All the perfect moments were wrong. All the precious pieces are gone. Everything that mattered is just, a city of dust, covering both of us. Did you hide yourself away? I can't see you anymore. Did you eclipse another day? I used to wake up to the color of your soul. Did you hide yourself away? Are you leaving through the ghost? Did you finally find a place above the shadows, so the world will never know? The world will never know you, like I do. So many silent sorrows, you never hear from again. And now that you lost tomorrow, is yesterday still a friend? All the bridges we built were burned. Not a single lesson was learned. Everything that mattered is just a city of-" "Alright. Doc wants to see you," my nurse says, interrupting my song. I nod, the gingerly sit up in bed, waiting for the doc to come in. When he does join us, he greets me politely, and I return the kind gesture. He then asked, "Katie, may I ask about the songs you've been singing all day, and what they mean to you?" I nod, then say, "Lost it All, to me, is about even if you have lost yourself, or someone you're very close to, it'll be okay. To almost quote the end of the song, it's a song about falling down, breaking down, what have you, but rising up, and getting better from the hell we live." "Alright. How about the other?" " A Prophecy. The main focus for me, are the first few lines right now. 'How stubborn are the scars, when they won't fade away? Or just a gentle reminder, that now are better days? We'll be home soon, so dry your eyes. You'll be okay.' And that basically just gives me hope that I'll go home, and I won't try something this stupid again," I tell him, showing the scars from my suicide attempt. "And the rest of the song, means nothing to you?" He says, laying a piece of paper on the bed, next to me, that contains the lyrics. "It means something, but to me, as to many others, it's a song about surviving against the odds. For example, Danny wrote, 'I should have known the tides were getting higher. We can still survive. They think think we're drowning, but our heads are still above the waves,' and that means that even when everyone else has lost faith in you, there's always one person who will be there with you. To help save you, even if you don't want their help," I explain. The rest of my session with him is like this, then he asked how I'm feeling, and to tell you the truth, I feel better now, than I have in a long time. He smiles at me, then walks out. I hope I can get out of here soon... Ashley's POV: I'm heading out to the airport, to meet William. I hope with his help, Katie can get over this bump in the road, and move on with her life. With ours. I've never really felt this way about anyone, so I have to be strong for her. I can do that. I'll be her rock if she needs me to be. I swear to it.