Personal Narrative: My Second Born Child

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Thats right, I was pregnant. I was pregnant for nine months and nobody new it. I was in a coma and Dr. Luke had kept me in his private hospital within his basement. It had been nine months and apparently only the pain of child birth had been enough to wake me up. The doctor returned with Dr. Luke and I tried to stand up but I was to weak. The doctor placed the baby in my arms and I allowed it to suck from my breasts. But doctor Luke ripped the baby from my hands and commanded me to leave. A stumbled to stand up and fell over. He kicked me and I cried out. As I hobbled out of the door I turned around only to see him snap the neck of the hideous child and toss him in the trash can. That was my child my completely born child, the second

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