My eyes burn.
I like it; it's a signal, I'm alive.
All of a sudden, the chandelier falls from the second floor's ceiling. It breaks down into million of pieces, all of them breaking through my skin. Not a single drop of blood comes out of me.
I hear water now, and I find myself in a situation in which I have to decide, either to go to swim to the beautiful waterfall surrounded by beautiful trees and flowers, in a sunny day, or to miss the amazing opportunity to have an incredible adventure. So I decide to follow the mysterious and echoing sound of falling water.
I decidedly set my feet on the first stair.
Two
Three
Four
Five
And so on until I get to the second floor.
There are two hallways up here. Which one should I take? The one at the right, or the one at the left? There's no sound of water now. Complete and absolute silence.
I decide to go to the right, it is pretty bright here. All of the sunlight is breaking through a huge glass window at the end of the hallway, but there's no doors, unless...
Thunders again. Now I'm afraid.
Suddenly I hear a sequence of deafing sounds, downstaris, coming from the library. I predict some books are falling from their respective shelves. I hope I'm right; I'll just ignore it.
I get closer to the huge window trying to find out what kind of place I ended up in. I smoothly touch the glass, it is so clean and transparent, I can't even see my reflection, but the outside view is astonishing.
What are those buildings on the top of that emerald green mountain?
I know them, I've seen then before. They are tall, outstanding and black, dulling the bright color of Edman Mountain.
The three black towers I saw at the psychiatrist before are standing right there, strong and still. Not a bird flies past them. Not even a cloud seems to appear above them. I feel like they an perceive the dark aura that they emanate, even though it has none. I know they perceive the pain people goes through in that place, even though I've never been there, or maybe...
"Mom! Mom! leave me alone!"
A sharp girl's scream breaks through my ears, interrupting my thoughts.
That right there just opened my memories's door.
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Draw my Eyes
RandomSo you think you can trust your eyes? Not everything is what it seems and when you realize about it it might be too late... It's in you to decide who to trust.