Beginning of The Labyrinth
“This is a punishment. You won’t remember what happened. You will never remember your sister, as she won’t remember you.” Then grabbed her left arm, and injected the fluid. Making Ellenore feel a little dizzy, her last words were, “Why won’t she remember me,” then heard the last thing the man said. “She’s being experimented on. Just a little surgery to implant a chip in her head where we can control the minds. Same with the others, same for you. Tomorrow, you won’t remember that nine year old brat,” and walked out. Before the girl can do anything, she faded into darkness.
The next day, Ellenore woke up in her darkened gloomy dorm with a headache. She would turn on the light switch to brighten up the room a bit, but it will hurt her eyes. She was thankful for what the people gives her. It was pancakes, her favorite, but wasn’t hungry. “I guess I’ll just have it later,” she thought, and left it on the table. All she was wondering was what happened. She looked at the door in front of her, wanting to remember what happened yesterday, wishing she can get all the answers to the questions she has someday.
She stood up and walked towards it to see if it was locked. Turning the knob, it wasn’t. She opened the door and looked from left, right, and ahead at the empty hallways. She felt determined to get back to work, as it is the only way to find a cure.
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