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Fanfic: Memories
Subtitle: Part 2
Chapter: Part 3
Memories Part 3
A sister told me that I had a serious accident. She didn't know anything more specific as she had only recently started working here. She matures the doctor who explained to me that I was hit by a car on a bridge.
It was night I wanted to run quickly to the other side and saw the car's headlights and heard the tires screech. The cold shiver ran down my spine at the thought. I could have died. Why was I so careless?
The doctor went on to tell me that I would not have any permanent impairments. When he tried to enlighten me about my memory, he paused again. It could be that there are scraps missing in her memory, said the doctor. After the shock of the accident, I could stay away. I didn't want to know in the least who I was, didn't want to know what nightmarish memories were lurking in my head.
We were alone again.When the doctor asked if I wanted my personal belongings, I said no. Valerie spoke up. "No matter what comes your way, you've been given a new life. You survived the accident. Start over and forget the past." I thought about it seriously. But where was my home? What was my job Did i have children? Was i married Probably less, otherwise someone would be by my bed. I pondered for a long time, until I realized with a sigh that it made no sense. "Still thinking about it?" Asked Val. I had already forgotten about her. I nodded. As nice as Valerie was, I wasn't in the mood for a conversation. "Tomorrow I'll be released. I can leave my address there and you can come and see me," she said in a slightly shy tone. I turned to her and said that I would definitely watch it.
Maybe a new beginning with her? Is it too early to think about it?She seemed quite nice. Maybe Val even liked me a little. "So ... Nemo. I'm going to sleep for a while now. Good night." I replied and turned back to the window.
Shortly afterwards I slept too.
It was cold. Icy cold. It wasn't the hospital room either. It was a strange apartment and I was lying on a large bed. I knew it had to be a dream. I got up and went to the balcony. Through the billowing curtain, I saw the outline of a woman. She cried. I slowly pushed the curtain aside. I saw her face very clearly and still couldn't make out her. I took her in my arms and she sobbed even more.
I woke up suddenly from the dream. I heard Valerie cry softly.
A sister told me that I had a serious accident. She didn't know anything more specific as she had only recently started working here. She matures the doctor who explained to me that I was hit by a car on a bridge.
It was night I wanted to run quickly to the other side and saw the car's headlights and heard the tires screech. The cold shiver ran down my spine at the thought. I could have died. Why was I so careless?
The doctor went on to tell me that I would not have any permanent impairments. When he tried to enlighten me about my memory, he paused again. It could be that there are scraps missing in her memory, said the doctor. After the shock of the accident, I could stay away. I didn't want to know in the least who I was, didn't want to know what nightmarish memories were lurking in my head.
We were alone again.When the doctor asked if I wanted my personal belongings, I said no. Valerie spoke up. "No matter what comes your way, you've been given a new life. You survived the accident. Start over and forget the past." I thought about it seriously. But where was my home? What was my job Did i have children? Was i married Probably less, otherwise someone would be by my bed. I pondered for a long time, until I realized with a sigh that it made no sense. "Still thinking about it?" Asked Val. I had already forgotten about her. I nodded. As nice as Valerie was, I wasn't in the mood for a conversation. "Tomorrow I'll be released. I can leave my address there and you can come and see me," she said in a slightly shy tone. I turned to her and said that I would definitely watch it.
Maybe a new beginning with her? Is it too early to think about it?She seemed quite nice. Maybe Val even liked me a little. "So ... Nemo. I'm going to sleep for a while now. Good night." I replied and turned back to the window.
Shortly afterwards I slept too.
It was cold. Icy cold. It wasn't the hospital room either. It was a strange apartment and I was lying on a large bed. I knew it had to be a dream. I got up and went to the balcony. Through the billowing curtain, I saw the outline of a woman. She cried. I slowly pushed the curtain aside. I saw her face very clearly and still couldn't make out her. I took her in my arms and she sobbed even more.
I woke up suddenly from the dream. I heard Valerie cry softly.