Before I knew what was happening, I was running. I heard my father call out to me as I rushed out the door and sped further down the corridors but I didn't stop. I didn't feel like he was my real father. I wanted my dream mum and dad. Even if they had been just that. Only a dream.
I kept running until I burst out of two large doors that led out onto a hospital garden. I flopped down onto a bench and began to sob, my shoulders shaking and my hands trembling. My sister that I had only known for twelve minutes (though it felt like a lifetime) was going to die and there was nothing I could do to stop it. This was so.. so... wrong.
I cried for a little while before simply sitting there in a depressed stupour. It was a little while before I even noticed the eyes watching me from inside the bushes, though I should have noticed earlier since they glowed. I stood up and staggered back. Was it people from the hospital come to take me back? Criminals? I scratched this last theory, there were no criminals in this 'perfect' world.
"Who are you?" I asked, managing to keep the fear out of my voice. At my question a group of at least 5 people appeared from the shrubbery, watching me with eyes I now saw were glowing due to the fact that they were all wearing strange, futuristic goggles. A boy at the front who looked to be roughly my age due to his height watched me with a shock I didn't see on the other's faces.
"Stella?" He asked, his voice cracking from emotion at the end. "It's you!" I blinked confusedly.
"I'm sorry but I have no idea who you are."
He removed his goggles and I had to supress a gasp. His shining green eyes, shaggy auburn hair and beauty mark by his left eye told me who he was but my mind was having trouble putting the pieces together. Eventually I spoke.
"Nowell?"
-B
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Science FictionMeet Stella, she's 15 but for as long as she can remember, she's not been living in the world she does now. But when she woke up from her dream state, she soon began to realise that things in the new world she's living in are maybe just as fake as t...