Fate or Destiny
I wake every day the same way, in total darkness but hopeful that today I’ll know something, anything, my name, age, shoe size any tiny bit, but again disappointment welcomes me.
They call me Whisper, that’s how they refer to me. My voice is barely above a whisper when I speak. I hear a man’s voice, “how’s whisper,” he asks the female in the hallway, I hear paper being shuffled. “Same as yesterday and the day before,” she speaks solemnly. He speaks, “there’s always hope,” I hear the familiar swoosh of a door sliding and his voice is clearer, “Good morning, it’s Dr. Richards, how are you feeling today?” I nod, it’s hard to speak with the bandages on my face, perhaps that’s why I whisper
Bab Populer