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ore I passed out. I couldn't forget the voice of the man that hit me, though. "Where am I?" I let

enormous, with high ceilings that seemed to stretch up to the sky. The walls were p

rpet that felt like silk beneath my feet. The bed I was lying on was a majestic fou

ooden dresser, a comfortable-looking armchair, and a small, ornate desk. The room was tastefully d

of my stomach. Where was I? And who was the man who had hit me with his car? I tried to remember, but m

eep?" a voice asked. It was commanding but yet pleasing to the ear. "

to open my eyes, but all I co

walking out of the door. A man in white robes walked

now," the doctor said, l

ice boomed through the room. Without be

meet his gaze. "He has gone out to work." Felix

here to make sure his victim was properly attended to? "He a

see to it that she was properly attended to, and he gave me a c

t?" The doctor asked

now. Showing a little kindness

y was little compared to the debt the company was owing, but then I could pay part of i

Miss..." The doc

t, can I be on my way home?" I s

eed to run a few tests to make sure yo

othering look on his face and smiled.

"Is there something on my face?" I asked, looking at the

ed me to give you this." Felix sa

e of money if my father had been alive, but then he was not, and all I got from him was just the house. I am not sure s

ying to get my sneakers on. "Your boss is quite rude." "How dare he treat me l

at Felix. "Piece of trash? But

he money cut it?" I said with

"I would just take the money if I were

d to put on a bit of a show. "Thank you, docto

it was luck that brought me fifteen million dollars, or if I was just being lucky. I took out my phone

ead, so what else c

the front of my head. But the next word hit me like a blow to the gut. "The company is