A/N: I do not own Bakugan. At all, just this story (you're smart, you already know).
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The snow fall softly to the ground, which caused the young red head to smile. It was always nice to see snow, even if you live in Moscow, Russia. With an umbrella, a heavy coat and a bag of groceries, she walks by the side of a barren road to get back to her house with grandfather.
All of the sudden, she see a blinding light a few miles away. She tilted her head a little, but didn't think too much of it...
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"And that's all I remembered..." the young girl sitting on a bed said to the lab coat man with a pen and paper. The man was writing all of this down.
"I see...are you sure? You can't remember abything else?" The doctor asked. The girl simply shook her head, and looked at the snow fall through the window.
"No...That is all..." she replied, slow and raspy. The man nodded and get up.
"Thank you, Alice. We will continue your session tomorrow. Have a nice night." The doctor said, before walking out the door, closing it with a "click".
Alice stared at the door, then lowered her head, letting her straight red hair, covering her face, sans her right chocolate brown eye. Then looked back outside of the window. As the snow fall down to the soft ground, Alice only sighed.
"Who was I?" She thought.
"What happened to me?"
"Will I remembered?"
"Will I ever turn back to normal?"
These thoughts swims through the young girl's head, but the last one seem to make her annoyed. But it doesn't matter.
"Will my life ever be the same...?" she whispered, as the window acted like a mirror, showing her reflection. She looked patheic, weak, and just...disappointing.
"Please...whoever is up there..." she prayed. "...Help me..." with those words she laid down on her pillow and slept.
It was another night with no dreams.
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A/N: If anyone is wondering, this is happening between the end of the first and before second season of Bakugan Battle Brawlers. But later chapter will be feature in season 2. Plz R & R. And enjoy.