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My mind speedily processes my vague yet sensible assumptions.

I walk to the terrace to get fresh air.

The fact that I'm nothing but an illusion boggles my mind with a sense of inferiority.

If I were an illusion how could I exist some where outside the walls of Jeanette's mind ?

Or am I wrong ?

What if this isn't the reality? What if this is just a fraction of Jeanette's mind ?

But why would it be?

Why would she illusionise a life of a person completely irrelevant to her ?

As I walk along the walls of the terrace I question myself of my existence.

As my mind has a habit of dousing itself in its thoughts I often tend to forget the environment I'm in.

I walk on the ledge of the terrace the thin stretch of concrete perfection.

Suddenly my feet start to wobble unusually.

The ledge becomes unsteady and I'm forced to lean a muscle towards a two storey fall.

There I am slipping off the ledge of my two storey building.

The two seconds of the fall feels like an eternity.

I land hard on the floor. Each part of my body aches to the highest extent it possibly can.

My eyes blur but I manage to notice that my hand was bloody.

I'm in a pool of blood.

A pool of my blood.

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