a's P
his confinement, while I was in a state of comatose for two mont
ink as a pang of pain stabbed my chest. I could not help but sh
chair and his not fully bandaged head was buried in my bed. There were still some l
s the intensity of his concern was overwhelming. "Are you okay? Does anything hurt, princess? Wait, I'll
am A-Athena, " I managed to tell him
words... not because I couldn't, but because he already assume
t really hurts. It was hurting me more than t
of me, wh
hat I was Athena. "No, hija! You're just hallucinating! It might be the effect of t
ught by his not equal treatment to us. I thought I was fine every time he would make me feel like Helena was his onl
my heart stopped from beating. I tried to hold back my tears from falling but those already welled up my e
me that I died, would t
identical, but you knew right from the start that we were different when it comes to attitude. Dad, I am At
tried to resist my tears from falling but it already streamed down my face. How I wished that everything was just a
beats, then, my eyes. He removed my bandage to check what I thought was a head wound and instructed the female
im. He asked for my name and if I could still reme
father while my twin sister, Helena Mari Delgado, was sleeping at the
* or some kind of hallucination. I will pay for everything. I can even double your professional fee-name yo
time I saw how Da
e, she's now free of any hemorrhage and blood clot. I didn't see anything wrong with her. She's completely fine and she's also free of an
for a while befo
iods at home. Excuse us, we will leave you for now so you two can talk... but please do not pressure the patient, Mr. Delgado. Stres
o, you're Athena, huh?" he bitterly muttered as he broke down into tears. "So, it was really
ed both of my ears. He even pointed his finger at me as if I were a crimina
our beloved daughter. Helena is my twin sister, Dad. We used to live together and never in my entire life that I would want her d-dead. Don't blame me for what happened b
to Helena's request to switch our seats. If only I knew that Daddy wo
t able to properly mourn over my twin sister's death because of my
last words that I heard from him before he turned aro
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ng new memories. Others cannot recall facts or past experiences. People with amne