By the time she was on the bus, she was light headed and dizzy. This was exactly the reason she hated epilepsy. Losing control of what was happened to her body, almost as if she were drunk. She closed the door, and sank to the floor, a seizure wracking through her. No one was on the bus. No one would know...
Then the door opened. "Evie- EVIE!"
She lost consciousness.

.........

"Evangeline? Honey...are you awake yet?" Ashley sang. Andy was sat on Ashley's bunk, his head in his hands. What he had seen had hurt. He hadn't realised.

"Andy?" Said Jinxx as he came in. Right now Evie was in a blind spot.
"Hey, Jinxx!" Said Ashley brightly.
"Hi...Ashley...You seem...happy?"
Ashley grinned. "I'm fine. Why wouldn't I be?"
Jinxx shook his head. "What's up Andy."
Andy looked up at Ashley, who Jinxx was ignoring. He slowly shook his head. Don't tell.
"Nothin'. Waiting for you guys!"
"K. I'll go get Jake and CC, I guess."

As soon as he was out Ashley breathed a sigh of relief, still leaning over Evie. "Thank you."
"No problem...has she uh...has she been like this long?"
Ash sighed. "Yeah."
"What exactly causes it?"
Evie stirred. "I'll let her tell you. Watch over her, will ya? I've gotta go pick up some beers."

"Welcome to the world of the living." Said Andy as she rubbed her face. "How do you feel?"
She groaned. "Like you'd feel if you'd had a seizure."
"So that's why you don't like drinking, huh?"
She swung her legs round and landed gracefully on the floor feet first. "Yeah."
"Want a drink of water?"
"Nah, I'm good."

"You hungry?"
"No."
"Bored?"
"Yes. I'm bored of it all. The seizures, the check-ups. Eplilepsy's a bitch."
Andy felt like something was explained. "So it's epilepsy?"
"Yeah. When I was five, a developed a brain tumour-"
"I'm sorry. You don't have to-"
"It's fine, Andy. Really, it is. Anyway, it left me epileptic. I take this stupid kind of medication, and I shouldn't be left alone."
"And you don't like people to know?"
"No."
"Why?"
"Because people feel sorry for me. I hate being sympathised with, when people are nice to you just because you have something wrong with your brain. It makes me feel worse."
Andy though about this. It kind of made sense. "I never would've thought about it like that."
"I'm sorry, I must seem really arrogant..."
"No, it's fine baby-" the 'baby' slipped out accidentally. He stopped himself.
She raised her eyebrows. "I'm sorry?"
"It slipped out, sorry."

"Hey guys!" Said CC, in a false girls voice.
"OMG, HAI!" Said Evie, sitting back on her bunk as if Andy hadn't just accidentally said something that sort of explained how he felt about her.