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s was overwhelming. I felt like I was suffocating. I couldn't tell which way was up or down, and I was spinning out of control. I felt like I was in an abyss with no escape. There was no way out, and I felt

t so numb and empty. My mind was blank; I couldn't recall anything, and I don't

and gave me instant inner peace, as if I had been released. It felt like witchcraft. I opened my eyes, smiling, to see who it was that whispered to me in such a gentle tone. How

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up, Je

my swollen eyes to adjust to the bright light seeping in through the window. When I sat up,

ed with a puzzled look on m

she explained with a smile. "Accident?" I froze up. Wait a mi

are you and where am

I advise you to rest some more. Your parents will be here by..." She

me. She chuckled at my reaction. "Yes, Jeremy, they will arrive at any time to pick you up," she said, smiling

ng some files, she stood

need anything, press that button," she sa

hunched my shoulders, darting my eyes around th

y, and what is this strange feeling? I felt like a high school kid on dru

mirror, I stiffened. I stared at my reflection with a cold curiosity because I didn't know who or what was standing before me. I slowly leaned forward to exa

ut 6'2"), and my hair

ut completely. Although I could still recall the endless falling, I did

I saw who came in; it was a white-haired boy, and he looked ver

I didn't expect you to be fully healed immedia

s he raised an eyebrow. "I am your brother, Jade; actually, I'm your little brother, but people

n? I looked around me. Was I in a

denim jeans. I took it gladly; I was getting sick of the gown I was wearing. I watche

t of character, so I silently nodded, getting ready to undress, but his smile quickly faded. "What are you doing?" he asked flatly. "Undressing,"

igured everything out. As a result, I had to be careful not to get into any trouble. Since the nurse

s. "Never do what

ed. "Normally you'd burn the things I give you to crisp at first glance