Sue

They called me Sue, a high school student, having long black hair and big blue eyes.

I was in a hospital. All I can see every day was the little window of my room.

It was an alarming car accident, I almost lost my life.

Thanked god, I survived.

Although I didn’t remember anything, my family, my friends, my classmates, and even myself.

From the window, there was a park. I liked to watch children playing games. It looked like I was playing with them. I could feel the warm sunshine and the wind blow my hair. I wish I could play in the park one day, but most of time, I had to stay in bed all day and eat lots of medicine. I could only walk when my mother came in the afternoon. Though I just could walk in my room, it was the best time of the day.

Sometime, I would think something in a crazy way if I really hurt in a car accident. As a result, I didn’t have a scar. It seemed there was something mysterious. Finally, I knew what happened. One day, I heard my doctor talking to my parents.

“Doctor, you have to save my daughter. She is just sixteen years old.”

“I will do my best. But, I have something telling you. Unfortunately, she is getting worse. At the end, she will like a five-year-old child.”

I realized I was not lose my memory in a car accident. I was sick. It would make me forget everything and I even could not take care of myself.

After hearing the fact of mine, I felt in dark.

I couldn't see anything.

I lost my life.

At that time I was just a sixteen-year-old girl.

I didn’t feel in pain because I had family loved me.

If they could see me, they would see a carefree girl playing in the park happily.