The woods (chapter 3) by fatima Choudary

Chapter 3

I wake up in an unfamiliar room, it smells like a pool.
My eyes are still closed but I sense 2 shadows over my bed, looking at me.
I then open my eyes with fear.
The room is all white, with marbled floors ; the place makes me feel sick, I don't know where I am.
Until I see my mother looking at me with tears in her eyes.
She runs out calling for someone:
"She's up! Someone come!"

I hear the fear in the voice, that's when it hit me.
I had fainted and now I had found myself in the ER (emergency room).
Around 5 seconds later, a male doctor walks in, i look at him, i look back at my mother. She nods slowly.
The doctor came in and asked me about why I thought I had fainted and blacked out.
I had also found out that I had been in a coma like stage for 3 days.
I feel like I know this doctor, he seems so similar to me.
Once again I look into his eyes, their the colour of a blue orchid...
That's when the realisation hit me.
He was the guy from my dream.
His face turns into something I don't want I talk about.

It scares me so much, I feel as if I'm about to throw up.
I wake up.
Again?
I hear the voice of Kai wake me up.
He's holding me in his arm, he looks worried, I try to hold it back and not blush.
I wonder if he feels the same.
He finally picks me up and runs into the nursing room.
My soul feels as if it was about to fly aways.
I wish that would've happened because something in my body tells me to kiss him.

I give him a kiss on the lips.
He stops for a second and stares at me unclearly; just like that, every rose growing within me wilted and died.
Every remnant of hope within me shattered.
The python of loneliness constricted again, and this time I didn't fight to breath.

Now. More than ever:

I

Was

Nothing.

I saw him look at me a couple times with a revolving expression.
I feel my soul exit my body.
I can't see anything through my own eyes anymore.
I can't only see myself From 12 feet away, being rushed to the schools nurse.

The ich or of my soul left me like the crows on a falling oak.