Daisy felt a shiver run down her spine as she heard the sound of a car honking and the screech of brakes. She turned to see what had happened and her heart sank when she saw Myrtle's lifeless body on the road. Daisy was filled with fear and guilt, knowing that she was the one driving the car that hit Myrtle.
As Daisy stood there, staring at the scene, she couldn't help but feel a mix of emotions. She was in shock, unable to comprehend what had just happened. Tears welled up in her eyes as she realized that Myrtle was dead, and she couldn't help but feel responsible.
Daisy's mind was racing with thoughts of how this accident could affect her life. She knew that her wealthy husband, Tom, would use his connections to cover up the accident and protect her, but she couldn't shake the feeling that she had caused someone's death.
As the police arrived at the scene, Daisy was still in shock. She watched as they took notes and photographs of the scene, trying to piece together what had happened. The guilt she felt was overwhelming, and she couldn't shake the image of Myrtle's lifeless body from her mind.
Days turned into weeks, and Daisy couldn't escape the guilt and remorse that she felt. She was haunted by the memory of Myrtle and couldn't help but think that she had taken her life. She began to question her own morality and the choices she had made in life.
In the end, Daisy realized that she could not escape the consequences of her actions. She knew that she would have to live with the guilt and shame of what she had done for the rest of her life. The memory of Myrtle would always be with her, a constant reminder of the choices she had made and the impact they had on the lives of others.