" pol "
« polina.. »
A distand voice called, and a hand traced my forehead along with my hair fixing it away from my face, I tried to get rid of this darkness envelopping me and it took me less than a seconde to wrap my mind around everything.
My eyes blinked open with an awful metalic taste at the back of my throat.
I was up, pushing both the hand and the ugly sheets away from me.
I sat up still dizzy looking down not able to lift my head. I knew I was home from these sheets, faded green with wight and bleu fish motif, I hated them so much and everything they reminded me of.
I think I hate them now even more feeling them sink to his weight.
« we're home » I know that.
He answered a worthless question which didn't even need to be asked. It didn't even need an answer.Typic.
You see, I can obviously tell my surrounding.
« hospital sounded as a bad idea so I brought you here » he added. I do appreciate his effot of communication
Guess you thought wrong. I hate it here even more. « are you alright ? » fixing my gaze in my lap, my hands twitching the sheets. I wish I could teer them apart. " pol, did you hear me? Are you alright?"
Am I alright?
Did he just ask me if I were alright? I think he might of did.
Is this some kind of a sick joke ?
Wait, am i alright though?
Anger flared out of my nosetrail, I was angry at him. But I didn't know why.
« Just say something, just talk to me so I know that you're okay, please pol ! » he reached for my twitching hands and stopped their insignificant movements. " pol ! "
Silence.
« pol ! Come on please. »
Trembling lips.
« I'm sick of this game you're playing, I'm tired »
You couldn't understand, Rick.
I thought I said that out loud until he spoke again.
« damn it ! »
he stood up kicking the bed side table and I didn't even flinch but that move did make me look up, he was running both hands over his hair furouisly « damn it Pol, I can't do this right now ».
He let go of a long breath hitting the door close on his way out, and I cried for the thousand time this day, it won't ever end. It won't ever stop, this pain is endless, it's merciless.
It will just carry on as a cruel reminder sucking out every remaining reason I've got, digging an aching big whole right in the middle of my chest.
Loss, I lost...
I am not familiar with such a word, no one ever explained it to me. I had no idea what it meant, what it represented or what it came with as terretory.
Four letters held so much power against the weakness of a man. A humain, such a worthless pittiful creature. Any time he realised he lost he was doomed.
Those four letters gathered in a particular painful order, held a lot of meanings let for you discover all alone once you lost, you're recruited in a class life only gives for those who shall be called the unlucky ones, the losers, the ones who failed.
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Cloudy Liver...
RandomA married couple struggling to pull through the loss of their only child.