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2 weeks later
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Kaia P.O.V
I've never thought about school before, this could be because of the many years I've spent alone in my room, so I've never once thought about the idea of attending school. The last time I went to a school, was probably when i was just 6 years old. I remember my mum would pick me up after school each day giving me a tight hug and asking how my day was...
***Flashback***
"Hey Kaia, how was your day?" My mom asked me with the most gentle eyes I've seen in a long time
"It was fun, we sang the ABC song today!" I smiled back up to my mom with a wide toothy grin.
She patted the top of my head and back then, I felt like the happiest girl in the world
***End of Flashback***
My eyes were wet and i felt tears coming down. Grabbing the keys that my doctor left me, I quickly wiped my eyes and for the first time in forever (a/n yes...I know, frozen "reference) unlocked the door, of my room into a blinding white light. My eyes were adjusting to the brightness, but i saw a massive world of colour that surrounded me.
Ok, so this may sound extremely drastic or people might think I'm overreacting, but seriously, the life I led from around about seven to seventeen, I have never seen the outside world. This was mostly because of my poor health. I would get tired often, even if I had only walked for 10 minutes. What's worse, was that during the time while I was closed up in my bedroom, I had lost the most important being in my entire existence. My Mom. After a week passed from her death, I had fallen into depression and my doctor told me it would be best to keep me away from the outside world and lose contact with people. At first I thought this plan might actually work, but as time grew by, I realised that by me not having contact with what's happening around me will only lead me deeper into depression. Although my doctor had made it clear that I would stay under my bedroom at all times, but today, today I get to find out what I have been missing out on, even Fiji only have three months to live.
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Teen Fiction3 months to live. No life goals. Never seen the light of day. Kaia Morgan practically lives inside her bedroom. She's been struggling her entire 17 years of her life, and what's worse, she has been diagnosed with cancer. Her doctor sees her struggle...
