Thursday, July 19, 2012

Please Love Me Back Chapter 2

Chapter 2
"Cupcake..."

The tall thin pale darkish man blinks slowly and half whispers, half croaks. His mind is a blur. His throat is raw. He doesn't know where he is. He doesn't know why he's here. He doesn't know the time. He doesn't know the date. He feels tired and strangely frustrated. He feels like he forgets something. Something important. Something precious. Something essential. Something sweet. Something soft. Something tasty. Something warm. He knows he has to remember that something. He knows he has to find that something. He frowns and tries hard to think. But somehow he can not think straight.

He takes a deep breath and closes his eyes. He knows he needs to concentrate. He knows he has to try harder. He needs to remember that something. He needs that something. He wants that something. He can't live without that something. He wants to taste its tender sweetness. He wants to embrace its fluffy softness. He wants to feel its gooey warmth. He wants to...he wants to...he wants to find it...he wants to claim it...he...

Joseph...

Joseph...

Dear Joseph...

He opens and widens his eyes upon recalling the voice. He knows that voice. The voice in his cold lonely scary dream. The sweet gentle voice. The beautiful enchanting voice. The pleading desperate voice. The familiar yet unfamiliar voice. A smile breaks on his face as he suddenly realizes what that "something" really is. He needs to find the owner of that divine voice. He needs to hold her in his arms. He needs to have her in his life. She will light up his days. She will enrich his nights. She will be the meaning of his world. She will be the anchor of his universe. She will be the core of his galaxy. She will want him. She will need him. She will love him. She will adore him. She will worship him. She will be his destiny. She will be his fate. She will make him whole. She will give him power. She will give him strength. She will give him faith. She will be his courage. She will be the key to his happiness. She will be his Cupcake. His one and only Cupcake. His soft tender sweet fluffy tasty unresisting Cupcake.

Joseph...

Dear Joseph...

Please love me back.

Please.

"Cupcake..." He half sighs and half whispers. Yes, he will find her. Yes, he will love her. Yes, he will cherish her. Yes, he will wrap her in his arms. Yes, he will place a kiss on her lips. Yes, he will make her his. He looks up and looks around. He sees a lot of strange faces. He vaguely hears a lot of noises. He pays them no attention. He needs to leave this place. He needs to find his Cupcake. He has to find his Cupcake. He will find his Cupcake. He knows he will find his happiness the moment he finds her. And then they will share a life and live happily ever after. He tries to get out of his narrow hospital bed. He waves his arms and kicks his legs when hands coming out of nowhere grab hold of him. He tries to break away from the merciless restraints. He tries to growl. He tries to yell. He tries to shout. He tries to scream. He tries to bite. He tries to claw. He tries his best. But still he fails. He feels a needle piercing his skin.

"Cupcake..." He moans.

"Cupcake..." He groans.

Soon he loses his battle and closes his eyes as once again he falls soundly asleep. The doctors and the nurses let out a collective sigh of relief. Mr. Joe Morelli paid no attention to their questions. Mr. Joe Morelli gave them no answer. Mr. Joe Morelli did not respond to his own name. However, Mr. Joe Morelli's behaviors and lack of reaction are not exactly unexpected. Patients waking up from a coma are sometimes confused at first. They will soon calm down and learn to cope in due time. It doesn't necessarily mean they have amnesia or any other kind of severe head traumas. Besides, both his MRI and CT reports showed that everything was perfectly fine. They quickly set to work like the highly trained professionals that they are. They are truly glad none of Mr. Morelli's families and friends was present and witnessed the scene. Because they also know that head injuries can be tricky and unpredictable at times. And the golden rule of medicine is never say never...

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