Translation
Alma Silence
most importantly, that I wanted to stay at the scene of the accident, but he brought me here.
Took advantage of it when I was sleeping.
Maybe he was just one of those people who had the real urge to protect other people and living beings, to save their lives, just as a mother did for her child.
And then I thought of my mother again, but I wanted to get rid of that thought quickly and just stop thinking about it.
I just let my life go by, if something happens, it just happens, if I hurt myself, that's the way it is and if I lie here, then I lie here.
But this doctor also had a personable charisma, maybe we could even make friends and maybe he, as my savior, could give my life a new meaning.
At the moment, however, I leave everything as it is and don't trust anyone, I needed the time to think, a young girl had to grow up quickly and fight her way through the hard and unjust life, a fight I had to fight.Alma was still in the hospital for exactly one week and every evening after work the sympathetic young doctor came to visit her and tried to break the girl's thick armor with his caring and philanthropic manner so that she could finally speak and confide in someone.
After two days this worked slowly, the armored armor got willfully cracked and in the end it crumbled and Alma talked to him more and more every evening.
At first it was just a few words, then broken sentences and finally she was able to tell a novel.
George didn't know how he'd done it, but she trusted him and saw him as a family replacement.
As nice as the time was for Alma and George, it came to an end at some point and that came when Alma moved out of the hospital.
No sooner had she regained trust in the people and a few moments she was able to smile happily again and her world was in pieces again, torn from her surrogate brother and once again torn from the wretched fate that Alma cursed in a way.
However, it was only the beginning of her fate and he accompanied her for a long time until her life ends, but this still takes a long time, the bells of her clock had not yet rung midnight.
Took advantage of it when I was sleeping.
Maybe he was just one of those people who had the real urge to protect other people and living beings, to save their lives, just as a mother did for her child.
And then I thought of my mother again, but I wanted to get rid of that thought quickly and just stop thinking about it.
I just let my life go by, if something happens, it just happens, if I hurt myself, that's the way it is and if I lie here, then I lie here.
But this doctor also had a personable charisma, maybe we could even make friends and maybe he, as my savior, could give my life a new meaning.
At the moment, however, I leave everything as it is and don't trust anyone, I needed the time to think, a young girl had to grow up quickly and fight her way through the hard and unjust life, a fight I had to fight.Alma was still in the hospital for exactly one week and every evening after work the sympathetic young doctor came to visit her and tried to break the girl's thick armor with his caring and philanthropic manner so that she could finally speak and confide in someone.
After two days this worked slowly, the armored armor got willfully cracked and in the end it crumbled and Alma talked to him more and more every evening.
At first it was just a few words, then broken sentences and finally she was able to tell a novel.
George didn't know how he'd done it, but she trusted him and saw him as a family replacement.
As nice as the time was for Alma and George, it came to an end at some point and that came when Alma moved out of the hospital.
No sooner had she regained trust in the people and a few moments she was able to smile happily again and her world was in pieces again, torn from her surrogate brother and once again torn from the wretched fate that Alma cursed in a way.
However, it was only the beginning of her fate and he accompanied her for a long time until her life ends, but this still takes a long time, the bells of her clock had not yet rung midnight.