One thing I don't recommend after you suffer a head injury, operating a motor vehicle.
I felt my head pulsating, with every passing second it got worst. At first I thought it was a minor headache, but it grew stronger.
I thought I could ignore it, at least long enough until I passed by a motel. I was going a straight road, so I thought I could manage a small headache.
Until I hit a patch of dry ice, my bike slided across the road, safely landing on the nearby snow, I got up, but I was so tired. The soft snow made it so tempting, maybe just for.....
''Mommy, mommy, come quick.'' A small shrill voice called out.
I could barely open my eyes, I saw a blurry small figure, accompanied by a taller figure. I tried to get up, or at least utter a few words, but I collasped instead.
''Wha? Where... Where am I?'' I woke up on a couch with a warm blanket, I tried getting up, ''Oh god.'' My hand flew to head, my headache.
''Calm down, you're hurt badly. You gotta rest.'' A lady walked into the room. She had long curly hair, wore black stocking with brown boots along with a denim skirt and jacket.
She had a small child hiding behind her leg, her face peeking half her face to look at me. '' My name is Alicia, this is my daughter AJ, say hi baby.''
Her daughter peeked quickly,'' Hi.'' And hid her face again behind her mother's leg. She had to be no less than 4 years old, she was wearing legwear similar to her mother's and a pink shirt and small fur boots. She had a small cute face with rosie cheeks, and innocent brown eyes, and short curly black hair.
I wanted to asked more questions, but I fell on my back and went back to sleep.
I woke up again, this time my headache was gone, AJ was sitting on the couch and looking at me. Once I woke up and she saw, she hid behind the piece of furniture, I chuckled. She was so shy and timid.
''Hey, I don't bite.'' I sat up and patted on the couch to let her sit.
''You don't get out much, do ya?'' I smiled. She got out and sat next to me. She spoke softly, as if she was scared.
''Mommy said not to go outside or to talk to strangers after what happened to Daddy.''
''AJ! That's enough.'' Her mother came in, and demanded she stop speaking.
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Betrayed
Teen FictionAlex Johnson has alot to deal with other than Junior year. He has to deal with his father's death, a strained friendship with his best friend, and discovers he may be taken from his mother's custody. Soon, he learns dark secrets revolving his father...
