My throat is filled with dry, cold air as I take a breath; finally awake.
I run my hands over my surroundings and notice that I am on a bed. My bed. I open my eyes and sit up but I quickly fall back down as the weight of the world can be felt on my shoulders.
I notice a glass of water on my bed side table. A note is attached to it. With the strength I have, I reach for them both.
With each gulp I take, I feel more relieved. The water flows over my cracked lips, onto my drought tongue, and down my coarse throat. Soothing me instantly.
I then look down at the note and read it.
To Rosalyn
Here is a glass of water. I've put something in it to make you feel better. I had to overdose you. You weren't stable. Just know I love you and I mean no harm.
We have visitors coming over today and I want you on your best behavior. There is a black dress on the edge of your bed. Please put that on and come downstairs.
Love Always, JesI scoff at her sorry excuse and crumble the paper. Having regained my structure, I get up and grab the dress.
I stop in front of my mirror. The new one at least. Now that I notice, my room is completely clean and painted over.
The once white walls are now sky blue and my window is fixed. New furniture and a cream carpet floor.
I don't even want to know how she did all this. I could care less.
I slip into the dress and take in my figure. I can't describe how I look. No words can explain what I give off. It's impossible and I think that's what scares me.
That I'm so deep in sadness and pain that it has everyone else blinded.
I let my hair flow out as I head to the door. No point wearing shoes I'm most likely not going anywhere.
I hear voices from downstairs and I halt, not knowing if I'm ready to face new people.
Oh Rosalyn. She's been good. She's actually very happy now.
"Artificial happiness.", I say at the top of the stairs. I will not stand here and let those people believe lies.
"Rosalyn, your awake. Please come. Let me introduce you to these two."
I walk hesitantly down and stop next to Jessie. Two people are in front of her. One looking very old with strands of grey in his hair and the other I would say about my age with brown hair and green eyes. He's actually kind of...cute.
"This is Mr.Philip and his son James."
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