What's in a Face??

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the light, a

hands to cover my eyes.

ck your eye reaction. I know you can't move, but it's the medication we have you on. You were hurt badly, so let me start reduci

ning family; my dad is William Manning, a widower. I have a younger sister named Lynn. I have a b

my head hurts, and I

n my head; nope, that doesn't work. My face feels heavy, like lots of pressure, not painful, but pressure. I try t

ice with another sharper voice coming closer to me. I keep

oma for so long. Watch what you say as well, nurse; we need to approach

t we have no information about her; she had just been left at the ER thr

one of the nurses taking care of you. You won't be able to talk yet; there is a tube throat into your lungs, but we will work on that soon. Your lungs need some time to

ood." I like how his blue eyes looked at me. Like he unde

retakes me. But I hear Dr. M