CHAPTER THIRTY-SIX

The sharp lights blinded my vision as I regained consciousness, my body weak and fragile as I tried to lift my head up – blinking my eyes a few times to adjust them to the bright lights. The machine beeped in my ear and the stared up at it in confusion, my fingers lifting to touch my head that was wrapped in a bandage.

I looked around me utterly confused, shifting my eyes to my body that was hooked to different wires. I pushed myself to sit up, my fingers ripping off the wires as I stared at the white clinic room. The machine started beeping and I freaked out, gathering my knees to my chest as I panicked.

The door opened and a woman dressed in white rushed into the room, "Alexandra honey relax. Everything is going to be okay." I panicked, looking around in distress as I flinched away. "Where am I?" I asked the woman in white who gave me a warm smile.