Cabin

Fading

I opened my eyes, hearing voices that sounded familiar. As my vision adjusted to the light, I could see that I was in a car, in the back, on the right passenger side leaning on the door, air blowing on my face through the window. The sound of happy chatter filled the automobile, looking to my left, I saw a girl that looked a couple years younger than me. She had brown hair, emerald eyes, her skin looked soft, well, the areas that weren't covered by the cheese from her cheetos. She wore a sky blue hoodie, it was open revealing her pink t-shirt which read "Candy is Life", blue jean shorts both stained with cheese and having small rips In various areas, lastly, she wore a pair of light up skechers, which beamed red, blue, and white every time she kicked the seat.

"You okay Claire?" The woman in front of me asked with a warm smile, she had short brown hair that hung just above her shoulders, messy at the top, covering a good part of her ears, but I was still able to see her earlobes which held cross earrings, she might've been a religious woman. I just barely saw the jacket and shirt she wore, apparently the girls like blue and pink because the woman wore a pink jacket with a sky blue t-shirt, from what I could see the letters read "Je". I didn't get to look at her pants as I shook my head, my stomach burned and I felt nauseous. Am I car sick? Ugh, I hate this feeling so much. To make my stomach feel better, I pushed my face towards the open window, breathing in cold air, after a little bit, the feeling started to go away.

Next thing I knew, I saw a black spot, and my right eye started to sting, holding my face I'd wince, whatever was in my eye felt hard. It took me about five or six minutes to get it out, seeing that it was a small pebble, that kinda pissed me off. Holding my eye, I decided to look outside of the window, and I was a bit shocked, everything was white, I even looked down at the road, it was the same. Everything outside of the car was like a brand new blank canvas, completely unstained and left untainted. It was so much so that there wasn't even a sun, just an empty blankness. I looked around at everyone else in the car, all of their skin was white like a mannequin, and slowly and steadily, the car turned white, the blankness creeping towards me until my body started to turn the pale color as well.

As I was consumed by it, my mind was filled with negative thoughts, I felt pins and needles all around my body, and I was scared. It wasn't long before the blankness reached my head, and by then, I felt nothing.