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are bad. Just like how the alley leading to my apartment is dar

story. Dogs barked as I walked past different houses along the alley. The waste bin at the front of each house creates a

ou are back," The petite woman who was my landlady clapped her hands. She always does that every time I don't pay my rent on time. "You are two months late

ied to say something, bu

he were up to my height, at 5 feet 7 inches tall, he

he pointed to the building as if it was her best achievement. The building is a

d to say something, and she

n't pay my rent in five days, I will throw you out," sh

ve heard as she turned to look at me. "Good night, Mrs. Peters," I sa

as tears streamed down my face. Life has been unfair to me,

expected it to turn out to be. My life is far from perfect, from a str

't fit my height, but what could a girl with no bed do? Nothing. I stared at my ceilings that are infested with cobwebs and

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e listening to myself talk. "If you don't stand up, Hillary, I will hit you." I groaned and blew

aring. When I found my bag, I turned off the alarm and yawned again. I looked at my phone a

f the house to catch the early morning bus. Second, I alight at the bus stop that is close to

ctor John, the specialist in charge of my f

aved a deep sigh. "What

and going through chemotherapy would giv

t back the tears that were threaten

"he patsme on the back. "Concerning yo

them a lot ever since my father started his treatment. "I'll settle the

smiled, and I returned the sm

ble headache hit me and it felt like my head was getting hit wi

the person. A white man in a wheelchair stared back at me as I continued to look at him. He has uniq

atients and made a way for him. He wheels

problems, "I muttered and hea

air was bald, and his face looked like a dead man. It was pale and lifeless. In his mouth was a tube connecting to life supp

elve years ago, he has never said a word to me. "Just show me you are okay! Move a finger or something! " I sho

ed no one in

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kas

ence known. I was admitted to The White Hospital, where

r from her bag and threw it on the bed where I lay. "Die for all I care, but before you do, sign those papers." She pointed

out that, becaus

or is your left side no longer working?" She mocked me again, but I refused to say anything.

m. "Let's make this easier for you, Loukas." Why don't you just die and let your brother take charge of everything? " She referred to the in

burst into laughter. "If I die, will

ou fall to your death, I'll think of how to come up with a write-up." She tried to touch me, but I slapped her hand

ccident that made my right side paralyzed. I couldn't remember anything when I first woke up, and when the doctor told me I had hemiplegia, I tried

cation or the other. Since I refused medical attention, I'm either fainting or having speech problems. Life hasn't been easy for me eve

living if half you

no changes in my body. The process was painful and it was a total waste of time as I found out my

whole life, entered the room. "I saw Amanda coming out

paper on the bed beside me. Rotimi took the paper

is this?" Rot

ing it, Rotim

i sat down beside me. "Wh

s it anyway. " I said my stepbrother's name.

lan the biggest building in Mecianda and hotels ar

otimi. Allow it to

ith this, Lou

boss, I command yo

, and I frowned. When he saw my face, he smiled. "V

urself out with the boys tonight

't leave you al

thing I loved

ve not taken any rest this week.

"But I will be ba

okay because I would