The Protocol: a Prescription to Die
“Finally, after what seemed to be hours, and thousands of failed attempts, his left eye relented, and allowed a sliver of light through to his brain for processing. His right eye remained closed. The lopsided shard of light translated into surroundings that were foggy and unfamiliar. He remembered leaving from the underground garage and pulling out into the cross traffic. He was in the Wrangler on his way to the financial advisor’s office. The sun was bright in his face, and he was unfolding the... temple arms of his sunglasses when everything exploded. Things moved too fast after that. Eat tried to remember the sequence of events but nothing was clear. Right now he wasn’t sure if he could even add two plus two.
An image of a light pole proved a prominent prop in his memories.
Now the sky was overcast and grey. Torrents of icy rain slammed against the window like a shotgun blast. The window he was looking at wasn’t anything he recognized.MoreLess
An image of a light pole proved a prominent prop in his memories.
Now the sky was overcast and grey. Torrents of icy rain slammed against the window like a shotgun blast. The window he was looking at wasn’t anything he recognized.MoreLess
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