70 Years Passed When I Woke Up! 소설 & 이야기

Only when the bodyguard came to escort him to school did he finally pause, throwing a scathing look over his shoulder. "If you keep following me, when you're old, I'll dump you in a nursing home." I stopped in my tracks, stunned, and could only watch him leave. What on earth had happened these past few years? The last thing I remember was that I was twenty-three. Grabbing my phone, I instinctively entered Alicia's birthday as the password. Sure enough, it unlocked. But when I opened the contacts list, there was only one entry—hers. I thought I must be hallucinating. I checked again. Still, only her name remained.

I dare say that all is well, except for one thing . I'm yawning audibly as I place the diary back to my suitcase. I better sleep now that I'm sleepy, for I don't know how long it's going to last. I don't even bother to check the time as I'm already hugging the pillow and slowly drift into drowsiness. About three hours later or so, I wake up abruptly from a horrible nightmare. It was the accident scene from when I was seven. The blood, the shredded pieces of glass and the fire outbreak. It makes my heart pound fast as I sit comfortably against the headboard of the bed.

He'd been gone for seven whole years! After the accident, I'd been unconscious for three months. When I woke up, I was told he was dead. But now, he'd suddenly appeared. I tightened my grip on my clutch, my nails digging into my palm. Soon, the car pulled up outside my apartment. I hurried in and pulled out a bottle of vodka from the cabinet. The burn of the alcohol sliding down my throat finally made the situation feel real to me. I lifted my head and looked at the gaunt figure by the door.

The big tall man approached me slowly and showed a big smile, he introduced himself as Ian. Ian said, I've already passed a crucial time but I didn't wake up until two weeks ago. Doctors are already trying to find out what's going on. So seeing me now awake, he said that he was relieved. He didn't say anything other than I had to do therapy after I woke up.

I checked the time and it was 1:00am, I hissed thinking I had closed my eyes for too long. **** I didn't know when I slept off, but what made me wake up was the knock I heard from the door. "Oooh, ohh" I screamed as I woke up, I never knew when I slept off, I only remembered closing my eyes, I checked the time and it was 7:00am, this wasn't my first time traveling, but I couldn't contain the joy of traveling to stay away from Nathan, even though my parents never knew the reason I insisted on traveling but they knew I have been willing to.

--- I don't know what time I fell asleep. I know that I went to bed at eleven and lay in the dark and thought, for a while, about all of it — the trust, the challenge, the appointment in four weeks, the eleven years before any of it. I thought about my father and what he didn't know in time and what I had spent two decades trying to control in response. And then I thought about a hand over mine on a kitchen counter. You don't have to anymore. I woke at seven. Not five forty-seven. Not six. Seven — which had not happened on a morning without illness or travel in eleven years.

I said to myself. I looked at the time first. It was twelve o'clock, near one o'clock. I woke up to nothing, especially a bad trip! I closed my eyes and forced myself to sleep. But in vain! I'm still wide awake, I don't really have coffee anymore. Scam.

I FELT BETTER WHEN I OPENED MY EYES THIS TIME, my body didn't hurt that much. My headache was there, but lighter than before. And my ribs didn't seem to be broken anymore. "Are you awake, child?" It was Hov. Slowly, I opened my eyes. "Yes. How long was I asleep?" "Only five days, don't worry," Gods above. "ONLY?" I joked and he giggled. "30 days in the total. Now I have 23 months, great!"

After long hours of sleep, Olivia finally woke up at eight in the morning and went down. She walked into the kitchen and saw everyone munching on their breakfast on the chair in front of the table. This sight almost made her smile, but it didn’t last long because she suddenly had a flashback to her life four years ago.

I woke up in such a hazy state, I recalled somebody calling me. That was what made me woke up from my sleep. I had a pretty long sleep, I was guessing, because when I woke up I could not remember what day or date it was and what time it was. I could not even figure out whether it was day time or night time. My realization came very very slowly, like somebody who just got their conciousness back after getting knocked out by a gang of thieves.