Chapter 10
I was trapped, trapped in a tiny room with no way out. A steal door between me and my freedom, between me and my daughter. I hadn't seen Emma since I came here and now that I think about it, it was only logical. I realized she wasn't real, I had been wrong. I had been telling my doctors that for weeks, or months.. I lost my sense of time, but still. They insisted on keeping me here, where I was safe. Safe from myself, from my own crazy mind. I started to believe them, I really did. I believed every word they told me, every time they told me Emma wasn't real that she was gone forever. At first, it crushed me. It made me feel like I couldn't breath anymore, but now.. I felt nothing, a cold nothingness had spread over me. There was no fear, no sadness, no happiness, nothing. I was empty. It was like I could feel my mind drifting away as the nothingness came closer. My vision darkening until I couldn't see a thing.
"How does it feel daddy?" I heard her voice say, her tone sweet and calming. The voice of a child, the of my daughter. "How does it feel to die?" she asked. I didn't reply, it wasn't real. Emma wasn't real, it was all in my head.
I tried to open my eyes again, a bright white light blinding me as soon as I did. I took me a couple of moment to adjust to it and there she was, my Emma. She wore the same clothes she did when she died, a bloody wound on her stomach where she got hit. "I missed you" she said, reaching out to me and taking my hand. "Come, we can be together again." she added as she got up and I followed her.
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Patient: David Nolan
Date of birth: 18-12-1981
Date of death: 04-02-2016
Cause of death: Unknown
-The end-