Who I am

Into the test

** sorry the last chapter didnt make that much sense for some of it. I didn't proofread it obviously lol! I'll go over this one, don't worry. I would just update it but the chapter won't update it's so weird idk. Thanks guys**

I can feel the slight pinch of the needle into my lower neck, right side. The first picture is a photo of my mother carrying a small goat to safety. I've always loved baby goats. I notice her platinum blonde hair shining and my fathers midnight black hair in the background, looking for the rest of the goats. This is really weird, because I've never seen these scenes before. I can hear Jackie speaking to herself about my first image so I stop the test and get up to ask her what she was talking about. " What the actual heck!!! Your supposed to be under the serum!!

"Oh umm sorry, just get some more." I say, like a complete idiot.

"Oh yeah I'm gonna get more, I just need a bigger injector. Ooh here, I found it.

She pours the clear blue liquid into the shot. It's much bigger than the other one. "Same drill as last time, let's hope this works." She says, and into the test we go.

The first (second) photo is one I recognize, one of me into town. I was only 6, an ugly duckling. Oh wait that still hasn't changed. I still have really dirty blonde hair and a tiny pinhead. Oh well. I can't hear Jackie, I guess that's good. The next image was one I recognized with my best friends Grace, Alfie, and Jen. The only weird thing was there was someone in the background, acting like they were planning to murder us or something. I don't know maybe it's because I have trust anxiety and all that. That photo quickly fades and the next one was the person in the background next to a little girl in a fairy costume. The little one was actually kind of cute, but the mother, aunt sister, I don't know, had a weird look that made me tingle. It bothered me so much my body must have woken me up without my brain doing anything. The room I'm in is pitch black, except for Jackie and the computer screen.

I've done something wrong. I feel it.