"Andrew,"
I said slowly, "I don't know you. I don't remember anything about you or
us or anyone else. I am not lying or playing around or trying to trick anyone.
Someone ran me over with their car," he flinched, but I kept going,
"and left me there to die. Why would I ever lie about something that was
so close to taking my life away." I felt my breath hitch. "No,
scratch that, they actually did take
my life away. The only life I knew, and now I'm stuck in a body I don't know
with people around me I've never seen before."
I felt out of breath from my speech. I
gripped my forehead in my fingers. I could feel my pulse beating under my
fingertips. I felt strange.
He was stunned, I could tell, but he
came forward and leaned down to see my eyes. "Are you OK, babe? You look
green? Do I need to get your man-nurse?"
"No," I said in irritation.
"He's not a man-nurse. Mason is my therapist and he's helping me so I can
be normal again."
"You're normal," he said
with a condescending laugh.
It hit me. This was the chance to send
this guy that I no longer had the capacity to care for packing. "Andrew,
I'm not normal. Do you understand the extent of my…damage?" I said
bitterly.
"You…" he floundered. It
made me angrier. "You don't remember anything. I get it-"
"You don't get anything!" I
yelled. "I can't walk! I can barely feed myself. I can't hold my hand up
for more than seconds at the time. I can't even go to the bathroom by myself,
Andrew. I am not normal."
I need this now!!!
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