I woke up to see i was back in the nurse office but Hannah wasn't there.
"That's strange, she never leaves her office.." I muttered to myself looking around slowly.
I realised that i didn't have the owl blanket on me anymore but i shrugged it off and came to the conclusion that she need it for something.
I tip toed to her computer and grinned at her owl screensaver. Honestly.
I sighed shakily as i remembered how much of a fool i was before. Who cries to their nurse?!
I liked how comforting this place was, all the walls were white and the floor had a fluffy carpet on.
I felt a bit sorry for her since it was so small it could only just fit one bed and a desk with a shelf that hung beside the smallish window.
My thoughts drifted back to my Mother and my eyes started watering.
I slid my hand over Hannahs desk, taking in the smoothness off it.
I sighed again but it was a bit louder and had a slight frustrated tone to it.
First my Dad now my Mother.
"Your Mothers gunna be okay you know." I heard a familiar voice from behind me.
I swung round a held out my fist expecting to punch him in the face but instead he caught my hand with a strong yet gentle grip.
"Jeez, hi would be nice." He spoke again, with heavy sarcasm.
"You again." I rolled my eyes as they met the two polka dots that were engraved on that silly mask.
"Wow, you're so nice y'know that?" He tutted shaking his head but i could hear the smirk in his voice which made me growl.
"Hm looks like imma have to go but like i said, you Mother will be fine. Everyones tale has to end someday." The strange man loosened his grip which allowed me to pull my hand back.
I rubbed my wrist softly and watched him disappear in a blink of an eye.
"Everyones tale? What a str-" I would've finished my sentence but i dropped to floor and the last thing i heard was, "see you tomorrow."
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A cry for help
FanfictionWho said fairy tales aren't true? Felix did until something happened that was quite amazing yet horrible at the same time happened as Felix learns what eternal love truly is.