part of a school work
“He´s not breathing! Help me, he´s not breathing!” a
high-pitched voice was screaming into the headphone of a 999 operator.
“Try to calm down, ma´am, who´s not breathing?”
“My boyfriend! He… he… I think he´s dead! Oh my God, he´s
dead!”
“Ma´am, try to calm down, talk to me. Help is on their way,
do you understand? The ambulance…”
“He doesn´t need ambulance! He is dead! He´s so cold, his
skin is so cold! Someone killed him! They killed him!”
“Ma´am, please, try taking a deep breath and talk to me, who
are they? Who do you think hurt your boyfriend? Are you in danger?”
“I don´t know! How would I know?! But they killed him, they
must have! He is dead, someone must´ve killed him! How can he…?!”
Woman on the other end of line was interrupted as a scream sounded,
very loudly. Not a scream, the operator realised a bit later, a cry. Baby was
crying.
“Ma´am, are you alright? Is there a child with you?”
There was no answer.
“Ma´am! Are you still there?”
The woman didn´t reply anymore, the operator could only hear
child´s cry and a soothing sound, later replaced by a silent, sad lullaby.
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