Once and forever

Transfer ticket

After the huge adrenaline dose everything seemed easy, all the details were insignificant and so was the plan. Unfortunately this didn't last long enough. Almost an hour, in which I tried to trick, force or destroy any object, person, that seemed as connected to a way of sneeking out from my room. This was useless. As fast as my desire for a battle dissapeared, the times when I hit the door with the elbow started to feel. My back, my fist and my arms were all violet. A blue-green violet that felt worse than it looked.

When my tutor came she almost fainted when she saw the scars. Afterwards, the medical assistant-that gently but resultlessly tried to take care the ocean-green marks- and the cleaning lady, who cleaned the blond came. Their stay was short-termed. The only problem was the one that came after them, the demon of the demons. My father.

'Hello, Jamie' this was all I could say. The name 'father' burned my neck so my only choice was to tell his own, personal name. Jamie's reply was not better 'Hello, Isabelle I never thought you will try to hurt yourself. Wounds are not meant to lie on such a beautiful body.' Maybe, just maybe, his answer was better. 'Take her to the mental control point. If the results are negative we are gonna transfer her, if not she will be released.' There was a tone in his voice that reminded me of regret.

In the moment when Jamie finished his last word, my body was already being lifted towards the door. Outside, almost nothing changed, the interior was still white, outside was still a jungle. Along all the years in which I lived in here, there was not one day when Elle was allowed to search în though the rooms. The one in which I was dragged in was not very different from the assistant 's chamber. The only difference was that this place had more instruments and was split into two. I was put inside the second room. The two were separated by a transparent glass. In here the walls were pale orange and photos of the brain were everywhere. A young woman accompanied by an older man stepped inside. There was just a window seperating us. Both of them presented themselves as being friendly. Lots of questions followed and after arguing with them on the importance of food în children's lives, I was set free.

In less than an hour a man, all dressed in white came in. ' Elle, the results of your test was negative. Your departure will take place tomorrow at 7 AM. Thank you for your attention' than he left.