She was very fast at running and if she concentrated hard enough, she’d be able to run out of there and back home, she was sure. She wanted to get up and run away from this whole nightmarish situation. It’d definitely have been better to die with them!"Īs she spoke, her tone of voice rose higher and higher and tears of anger streaked down her cheeks. "My parents died, you know, I don't have anyone to care about me anymore. "Don't say such sad things, Shinomiya-san." "If I have to spend my whole life on this stupid chair and live pathetically, I'd rather die." You need to be able to do things on your own." Kaede smiled encouragingly. Kaede then made to reach out a hand towards her to transfer her to the chair, but Ayase pushed her away with a sharp gesture. "So, we're going to practice using the wheelchair again today." she announced, helping her settle into a sitting position. "How are you feeling today?" she asked, getting no answer from Ayase, who continued to look at her grimly. It was Kaede, the nurse who had been taking care of her until now. "Good morning, Shinomiya-san," a kind voice greeted her. There was no way that this was the dream.Īt that moment, someone knocked on the door.
Today too she couldn’t feel them, let alone move them. She lifted the blanket and ran a finger up and down her legs. It was then that a tiny voice made its way into her head whispering "You’ll never do that again". She landed with her back on the mat and smiled to see that the bar was still in place. She was about to attempt a height she had never been able to surpass.Īt the right moment she detached one foot and took the leap her concentration was high and she felt she had maximum control of her body as her back arched and she passed over the bar.
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