"Hi sweetheart. The doctor says that you should be waking up any day now. Isn't that great! Then we can go home and we can put this behind us. Doesn't that sound great?"
I can hear my mother talking to me, I can actually process what she's saying. Those doctors must be right: I'm waking up soon. If I wake up with my parents in the room then I'm going to need a plan - they can't be in the room while I'm talking to the doctors. I'll never escape!
Shit! I gotta think of a plan; fast. If I have to go back to that hellhole I once called home I swear to any God out there - I'll end this whole thing myself. Without the polices help. It's them or me at this point and I'll be damned if I go down without a fight.
I won't let them win.
I can't let them win.
No matter what...
I have to win.
Being in this coma has taught me lot. For one, I know that I can't trust my parents to take care of me, after all, they were the ones who did this to me, right? I've also learnt that I have the ability to fend for myself; maybe I always had that ability. Who knows. But I'm going to survive this no matter what.
Whether that means that I have to report my parents to police or kill them I'm gonna get out of here. I'm never going to look back afterwards. Freedom is right in front of me I just need to...
Wake up!
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Trapped In My Head
General FictionA 12 year old is in hospital after falling into a coma. They're aware of everything around them and are trying to make sense of it all while attempting to clear their head. Months of abuse from their parents makes this all very difficult but can the...
