"Mum?"
My eye flicks open for a last time outside. A rural verge. Cow Parsley. Rose Briars. Thistles. The hedge should hurt me. I'm wedged in it. Hard thorny branches all around but I feel nothing except peaceful.
"On three!" the lady says.
I'm lifted, taken away. My prince taking me then. On his horse across the forest and I can smell my favourite teddy. And hear my dad. Not singing now. Crying. For me to come back.
I'm here Daddy. Why are you crying?
It's my Birthday. I'll be back later- Mum's done a cake.
Happy.
Today's the day.
Neville Hunt over 6 years ago
Seeing the tags, I'm so glad I read 'coma'. This is a disturbingly brilliant mini-series, Lisa. I'll be driving very slowly to the swimming pool later!... Your work and style is terrific!
Lisa Williams over 6 years ago
Like the curse in Sleeping Beauty though- sleep could be a long one. Thank you v much! Go steady X
Neville Hunt over 6 years ago
Lisa, I've read this series again. I think it's outstanding. What a treat to read!
Lisa Williams over 6 years ago
Awww thanks! Had a bit of time today so I've scheduled few more fairytales for next month. Not all as bleak! Although one bleaker X
Lisa Williams over 6 years ago
Oh thank you Drew. I enjoy writing them & I've scheduled one for every Friday in Sept X
S J Gunn over 6 years ago
Loved this mini series Lisa! Couldn't wait to read the next one, then the next. Brilliantly written and hard-hitting. They should give this to all new young drivers to read!! x
Lisa Williams over 6 years ago
I wish Robbin! Thank you X
Glad enjoyed SJ X