Noah
The sky was strangely clear, the clouds clear, and the air had become cooler, a sign that summer was ending and autumn was taking its place. I entered through the sliding doors. The septic smell of the hospital had now become so familiar to me that it didn't even bother me anymore.
I had spent the last two and a half months in this place, time had become an inexorable slow passing of the days, full of agony and pain. Pain because I no longer had her next to me.
Irina was sleeping, she didn't wake up, I tried everything, even inventing a story about another woman to try to entice her to wake up and strangle me. Nothing had an effect, and she was there, attached to those machines and gave no sign of being present.
I had almost lost hope.
I walked those corridors every day, and ev
