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Fractured “What happened? Where am I? Who am I?” I wake up in a hospital bed. The very first thing I did was… fall down from the bed. “I’m fine. Huh, there isn’t a soul here. Ahh, good thing there’s nobody here to know that but me.” I got up and tried to find something about me in the room.
I looked for some time and found something interesting. “Well, well, looks like I found an ID card and a mirror. “I look really good.” Then, I looked in the mirror. “Hmm, it looks like I’m a teen. Huh, Jake Wolf, eh?” It has a picture of a boy that looks like my age, I think. At any case, it looks like I found someone that might help. I looked for another time in the room and found nothing. I decided to get out of the room to get help from someone. “Hello? Is anyone there. Hello!?” Not a single soul could be heard. …show more content…
I heard my stomach growl. Grrrrrr… I really need to get something to eat. I started wandering towards a cafeteria. When I got there, there wasn’t anything edible.. At this point, my stomach started eating itself. After a few moments on the floor starving, I heard a rattle behind me. I looked up and I saw some nachos on the table under the light. “Huh, that’s not a trap at all!! Okay, maybe I’ll just get a taste.” I couldn’t help it. It tasted amazing and… really warm, hot even. Something isn’t right. It feels like something or someone is watching me, but I was desperate for those nachos! “Just gonna take these, okay.” After those wonderful nachos, I had the sensation that someone was watching me, very, very closely. I felt like an ant under a

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