~Misa
Where am I?
I opened my eyes slowly. It was dark and my body was aching. Small lights were flashing around me and there was a weird beeping noise coming from the left side of the bed I was laying on.
I was lying down but not in my bed.
I tried to bring my body to get up a bit to look around but my whole body hurt.
I turned my neck to look around instead.
A hospital room?
What am I doing in here?
I don't remember hurting myself.
Where are my parents?
The room was empty other than the furniture and my aching body.
I tried to remember what had happened but just ended up giving myself a headache.
I closed my eyes for a minute to relax my mind.
I slowed my breathing to calm myself down.
Okay relax.
As the throbbing began to slow I heard something from outside the hospital room.
"Oh my goodness that's terrible. I can't believe she's dead." I heard my dad's voice.
For an instant I thought he was talking about me, but reality sank in and I realized he'd sound a little more heartbroken hearing the news of my death.
But who was he talking about?
"I know it was quite sudden but given the circumstances..." A women said. I concluded the woman talking was probably a nurse.
Given the circumstances. What circumstances?
It was all coming back to me now.
I was arguing with Agnes and I wasn't paying attention to the road. I ran a stop sign and- I hit someone.
No. I killed someone.
Tears began to fall as I finally realized it.
I had killed someone.
I lifted my hand over my mouth to hide the sob I felt coming.
"I know. It is very unfortunate. I can only imagine..." I heard the nurse begin to speak again but my sobs grew louder drowning out the conversation.
I heard the door open and I tried to contain myself as I saw my parents look into the room.
But as I saw the knowing look in my father's eyes I couldn't contain myself any longer. I began crying without holding back. It was an ugly and loud cry.
My parents came rushing toward me and held my shaking body tightly.
Everything was still aching but I didn't mind the pain.
"I k-killed some-body." I choked out between the loud sobs.
"No. No. Honey, It was an accident." My father whispered as he rubbed my back. "It wasn't your fault."
"I'm sorry." I hiccuped.
"Shhh." He whispered. "It wasn't your fault." He repeated.
But it had already sunk in.
I didn't matter if he said it a thousand times, I was still going to cry just as hard and just as long.
I killed someone. And I was going to have to live with that for the rest of my life.
~Lana
My head is pounding.
I opened my eyes to an almost pitch black room.
Where the hell am I?
I kept my body still as I looked around, but just turning my head brought pain.
I feel like I'm in a hospital.
But why?
I don't remember what happened.
Did I hurt myself?
Did someone else hurt me?
Why can't I remember what happened?
What the hell?
I can't even remember my name.
I can't fucking remember anything.
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The Octagon
Ficção AdolescenteIn the small town of Greenville, eventful and lively are not adjectives used often by the residents. That is until 10 teenagers all get into random accidents that almost result in their deaths. And what's even more bizzare is that it was all in one...