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Hoosier Taboo?? Pt. 6: The Conclusion.

TO THE READER: This is the final installment in the 'Hoosier Taboo' series. This one is not to disappoint. There's also an epilogue that follows right after the story. If you haven't read the first five parts or don't remember, go back to those first five before you read on. Please leave feedback in the comments below. Thanks. *************PART SIX: THE CONCLUSION************************ The soft, white light continued to go on for quite a while, and it feels like I'm floating in mid-air. But then, it seemed I like was beginning to come back to earth. The soft, white lignt I was staring at soon disappeared and I was starting to wake back up into reality. When I woke up, I noticed that room I was in was very dark. The other thing I noticed was that I had tubes and needles all in me. But one thing was for sure, any injuries I must've sustained from the accident that my aunt and I were in have been healed. But there was one question that stiil remained: With my injuries heeled up already, how long have I been out? That's one of the many questions I would seek answers to. After about several hours of doctors and nurses being at my bedside to check my vitals, my mom came in. "Hi Cody honey," she said. "Hi..., m-mom..," I said as I'm still trying to gasp fo air. "Where am I?" "You're in the coma care unit here at the hospital," she said. "You've been out for nearly 10 months now. It is now the middle of September." At this point, I didn't believe her at first. Then she continued, ...

... "Cody, a lot has happened while you were in a coma. But it's best that we don't discuss right now. You need your strengh." "Can you at least give me some feedback about the accident that aunt Deena and I were involved in?" I asked her. "Good news is that aunt Deena wasn't seriously injured," she said. Then she continued, "She was treated and then released." "What about the person who caused the wreck?" I ssked. "What did the initial investigation turn up?" "Well," she said, "witnesses said that a younger woman fled the scene of the intersection where both you and aunt Deena were hit." "So did they track her down?" I asked. "Unfortunately not yet," she said. "Apparently, the car she was driving in was stolen when they ran the plates. So they're not even sure who they're looking for." It was clear that this was a felony hit & run. But they were able to get a make out on her. But still no luck. All they have is some blood and fingerprints that was in the car that hit me. About a couple of weeks later after I came out, two detectives that were in charge of the accident came in and asked me a few questions from my angle. But I really didn't have a whole lot to discuss, because neither me or my aunt never even saw it coming. We had the green light, so we were within our right. Then the detectives left. As the weeks went by, I was able to improve little by little. It has now been five weeks since I woke up. Finslly my mom, Darren, Dana and my aunt Deena all came in. Right away, I ...