Where the sun never shines Hanne Vøllestad "Excuse me, Im not so known her, where are the glass?"I said and tried to smile to the girl who worked here as she walked fast thru the kitchen. "It is to your left," she said happily and smiled. I thanked her and went to my room again with a full glass of ice cold water. "Better in my room alone, than out on the common" I said quiet, so no one could hear me. I came to this institution two weeks ago, and every day, even this day has remained the same. Nothing to do at all. I 'm bored all day long. All I do is sit on my room and go on the common when its food, and then I go back inside and stare into the depressing grey wall. The smell in here is awful. Not totally sure why I had to come …show more content…
I looked to the side and it was full of blood. A shard was sticking out of my skin. I needed to drag the help-cord. And the people who work here now is not at all nearly as nice to me as the other lady. The ONE person I liked, had to quit her job because she and her husband moved again. The footsteps to the staff sounded like someone were dancing with high heels on a floor. It was so loud. I heard them a long time before they actually came to my room. They asked what happened, but I didn 't know. "My arm. When I woke up, it was bleeding non-stop and it is a shard there," I said hysterically. One of the persons went out and got a first-help-kit. They dragged the shard out and putted pressure on my shoulder. They asked me again what in the world I had done, but I said still that I did not know, I had just woken up like this. They looked on the floor and they found a glass. She putted on gloves and held it …show more content…
Answer me, and don 't hide anything from me." she said loudly and not on a very nice was. "No I haven 't, I promise! Im over with that stuff, I 've tried, but I know it doesn 't help me," I said scared because I knew they never believe me. "Im taking fingerprints of this glass, and then we can see if else have touched it or its just you again," she said on a bitchy way. "Was someone of you here last night?" I asked and thought about the person I saw yesterday. They were muttering together and concluded that no one was in my room yesterday. I told them about the shadow of a person I saw yesterday but they just looked at each other and started laughing. "Nobody were here last night, it was a person watching so no one could have come thru the outdoor and in on your locked room Katie," laughing at me. "But I know what i saw!" As they walked out, they laughed really
The body still contained a glass in its hand, unbroken with no cracks. To her friends before the arrival of the investigators, Mrs. Onaled stated these exact words “Something terrible happened. Arthur slipped and fell on the stairs. He was coming down for another drink of water and some more cough medicine-the glass is still in his hand-and I think he is dead. Oh my goodness-what shall I do?”
My fingernails dug so deeply into my palms that red ribbons began to flow from the gashes. “What the – Jay, let’s scram!” Footsteps thundered upon the floorboard as the intruders made their escape. I doubled over, freeing a heavy breath I hadn’t known I was holding.
I heard the inspectors heavy footsteps walking around upstairs and then towards the basement door. My heart was beating fast. More than fast. It felt like it was going to explode. I could feel my heartbeat in my throat and could hear it in my ears.
There's a problem I should discuss with you, although I don't know how." "Should I worry?" "To be frank, I couldn't say. Could I show you something? It will make me sound insane, and I do not want the rest to find out, so I need you to promise you'll keep it between us."
I made myself hold back unasked and unanswered questions. I asked her to walk with me. “No one can possible make you
Thump. Thump. Sudden steps echoed around the hall. I crouched down, trying to make the least amount of noise possible. The steps stopped.
March 17, 1838 Dear Diary, Today while sitting in the crispy cold weather, with the clothes that now resembled rags, I sat pondering my life. My face now covered in the unpleasant texture of dirt and smut from the factory; now appeared to have become a part of m. My hands disarrayed and my cracked hands bandaged lay tight in my lap and now mirrored my life. I haven’t any parents to speak of so I found myself this alley where I write to you. Not far from work I await the loud bell to alarm me of my next shift down at the factory.
Beep, beep, beep. What is that annoying sound? Beep, beep, beep. Is it the sound of my alarm? Beep, beep, beep.
Just like in the ambulance there were people all around me. I felt a stabbing pain in my hand and jerk it away. The pricks seem to just keep coming. My instincts were to jerk away each time. I got to the point where I was kicking and screaming.
The lady then looked at the paper and realized it was wrong and started to laugh and said “ I am so sorry I wrote the wrong one down.” I knew that if I didn 't notice the papers they would have done surgery on my right knee instead of the left knee. I was moved to another room where other people were surrounded by nurses getting prepared for surgery. The moment I was stationed in my room I was surrounded by different nurses. There was the anesthetic nurse, the head nurse, the assistant nurses and even the nurses that are in training.
An enormous, elegant, homely window with detailed wood and an oval-shaped top sat to the right of me with a cold drift that flowed through the cracks. The cold whisp seemed to pinch my legs with the late spring air. My eyes gazed out the homely window that I so desired to escape from, as I noticed every detail over the cigarette and air freshener smell. The faint yelling of the girl with the name of Maddison rang in my ears, leaving an aftertaste of dismay as she tried to relate to the incapacitated people in the room. As I continued to chip away at my baby blue nail polish and twiddle my thumbs I noticed my reflection in the spotted window as I stared out into the world that was stolen away from me.
I was told my mother was on her way and would meet me there. The two words, "Emergency Room" made me think football might be over, When we finally arrived at the hospital; the paramedics took me to an empty bed where my Mom was already waiting. I have never like hospitals, everyone always sounds like they are going to die and the constant long drawn out beeps from the heart monitors always going off. The smell in the hospital didn’t help either. The nurse came in with a needle that in my memory looked long enough to go through my arm. "
She walked through the cold metal doors and up the stairs to the fifth floor. With each step she took, her body shivered about one million times, for the inside was no warmer than the outside. Once she got up to the fifth floor, she heard a blood-curling scream. “BELLLLLLAAAAAA!” the floor manager shouted.
And to be awake through it all? I couldn’t even begin to fathom how painful it would be to have this done to me. I didn’t sleep at all. The next day I awoke as stressed as could be, I couldn’t keep anything down as the thought of unbearable pain ran laps around my mind.
All of a sudden, I heard a huge bang and then a scream from a woman. My nerves jumped up a little bit, and I started to have some second thoughts about going in. However, it was too late, and we were already in. The worker showed my dad, my brother, and I, a long, narrow hallway we were supposed to follow.