le

the. Slowly opening my eyes I tried to take in the visuals bestowed upon me. Everything was bright and warm, there were colors and people were laughing and smiling. The air was fresh, and then

pensive.' And they took what was in my hand. I didn't know what it was or what I was su

people. Why does everything seem so ... .different? I wondered and then noticed my

and asked, pointing at her f

s the plague personified. '

decided to walk until I find something to wear. There must be a place that has something that

o toe before saying, 'Try the shop in the alley two str

ey?' I was

swer. 'Welcome to New York. Be safe.' He said. I gave him a

rk even during the day time. I took cautious steps towards the shop he'

t didn't feel right, nothing about this place did. 'Do you have money?' His

I wan

es, get me the money unless you want to pay some other way.' His smile

alley as fast as I could. Someone called out but

ou alright?' I couldn't help but not

nderstood what was happening. 'You walk out of here and wait f

an trust you?' I a

to get out of here first. I'm sure you want to know what's happening.' He knew I was feeling

ht behind me but the car's owner ca

iately. He was holding the creep by his throat. This guy seemed dangerous but awfully familiar. His eyes met mine again,

'Get inside.' I did. 'You don't have to be nervous. You

?' I wanted to

me. 'We have a lot of time to discuss that. First tell

don't know how to

t it too much. On

tten somethin

n realization. Yes, I didn't seem to have any memory of who I was or how I reac

dinner, shall we?' The man who w

. Are you sure you want a st

earing a suit. He seemed noble. 'Darling, I never said you are a stranger to me. I m

ly and helped me out of the car. The mansion in front of my

walked inside. I followed repeating the