Chapter 2

I had never been to a hospital let alone wake up in one till that day; my eyesight was blurry when I first woke up. I panicked for a second thinking something was wrong with my eyesight then realized my glasses were gone. I look over to the table next to me and picked them up, I tried to sit up but serge of pain went throughout my entire body. I forgot about my ribs and how some were probably broken, I felt my abdominal area feeling bandages wrapped around me. My vision becomes clear once I slid my glasses into place. I noticed that money I had in my pocket before was laying on the table as well, dried up green wade of two hundred dollar bills. No identification nothing else was on me, nobody in the hospital could possibly know who I am.

 

A nurse passed my room; she looked in for just a second but noticed I was awake. She opened the door slightly and walked in quietly, “Hello, my name is Amanda.” Wait was it Amanda, I think it was. “I noticed you were awake.” She seemed to like to point out the obvious.

 

“Hello, would you mind telling me where I am.” I said while looking down at the shoes Amanda was wearing, they seemed a bit too small. I brought my eyes back up to her face checking her out completely while doing so. She was a blonde woman, but it wasn’t her natural color. She wore pink scrubs which actually looked descent on her. I could tell she knew I checked her out as her cheeks started blushing, when I looked at her face finally I saw she had blue eye.

 

“We could not find any identification on you so you’re a John Doe at the moment.” She smiled at me but I didn’t buy it, she was tired bags under her eyes she had probably worked a crazy shift.

 

“My name is Ethan.” She didn’t say anything after that just wrote it down and walked out of the room. My body felt exhausted, I remember falling back asleep when I woke up hours later I saw Amanda checking my vitals.

 

“So do you not want to tell me your last name?” I thought for a second to tell her my last name but only shook my head. I stared at the food next to me and grabbed the jello and a spoon.

 

“I just want to start out a new person, where am I anyways.” The nurse walked over to the foot of my bed and grabbed the chart.