It was cold, so cold after that. Pictures and images swirled around my head, or at least, the black spot where my head would normally be. I have no limbs, I'm just an empty box. A sad, ice cold box. Then there is another white flash and I see a girl, in a hospital cot. A surgery? No, just purple foam everywhere.
I see my mother and my sister crying. I see my father, who I haven't seen since I was 2, kissing me on the forehead. I see my long locks of brown hair being shaved off onto the ground. Flashes of flowers, teddy bears, get-well cards
My thoughts are written around me, music, and words, and dancing. But at the same times there is nothing. And it's so cold. I have to get out of here! I try to run but I have no legs, no body. I no onger exist in the way I used to. I'm a cold, empty box. Visions flash before me, visions filled with life. My life. But my life isn't here anymore.
The blackness proceeds, no designated time it continues for.
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ChickLitAriana used to have a pretty normal life, at least, until she was seven years old and hit by a car, sending her into a 7 year long coma, and leaving her life in a smashed pile of bits on the ground. She must re-live her childhood and learn what it...