After two weeks of police, family and specialist visits, it was finally time for me to go home. I wasn't that excited, but the doctors and my specialist thought that seeing familiar places and people would jog my memory. I walked slowly to the car, as my cast still wasn't taken off, and scooted into the back seat. As we drove around the streets, I could recall a few streets and houses, but everything was still a little blurry. The car finally stopped, and we got out. My mum escorted me to the door and dad brought my bag. When she opened the door, I spotted a huge banner that read 'welcome home', just seconds before a large crowd of people jumped out and yelled "SURPRISE". I now felt very underdressed, standing there in my pyjamas, so I quickly said hello to a few people I knew and rushed upstairs to clean myself up. When I rushed up to my room, I quickly looked through my cupboard for something to wear. I chose a red flannel and ripped black jeans, I remembered that this outfit was my favourite. I didn't know why, but I knew it was. I quickly threw on black vans and looked in the mirror. "Oh my goodness, my hair", I said quietly to myself. I ran to the bathroom, washed my face and tied my hair up in a high ponytail. I looked in the drawers for my toothbrush, and quickly brushed my teeth. Makeup wasn't my thing so I left my face as it was. I could hear my family members asking where I was so I had to get back downstairs fast. As I walked down the stairs I heard someone say "Y/N!" I looked down to see my best friend, Chloe. "Chloe? Is that you", I asked. "Well duh! Oh my you look terrible". There were another group of girls there, they looked around my age. They walked over to me and said "hi y/n, we were-", Chloe cut them off. "Look, freaks, we don't associate with losers like you, so leave." I felt really bad inside, but if Chloe didn't like them it was probably for a good reason.
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FanficYou've just been in a fatal car accident, and things that you've ever known about yourself has been forgotten. It's like you have to start your whole life again, meeting faces that you already knew, learning things you already learnt and doing thing...
