Beep. Beep. Beep. The sounds weren't right, but they were constant and somehow that was comforting despite knowing somewhere deep down the sounds meant trouble. Tiberius drifted in and out of consciousness. The air smelled like new plastic and bleach. It was so unbearably sterile but it didn't matter as sleep took over again and again. A womans voice whispered something to him, a man's, so official sounding each time. It felt like forever and suddenly light pierced his sensitive eyes. He creaked then open just to groan. His whole body ached. He felt a pinch and flexed his hand. A needle. It felt cold and strange in his skin. Were needles suppose to feel cold? He wondered if that was a side effect of trying to wake up from what seemed like an endless quiet stream. Slip back into it his body called, but his will struggled to come out of the fog. Yes...there was an accident he vaguely recalled.
Tiberius was biking along the summer streets. The air billowed around him comfortably. The heat was oppressive when he needed to stop for lights and pedestrians. The drive to get home was strong. Home meant air conditioning and ice cold sweet tea. His Grandma got a small system put in a few years ago when she nearly had a stroke. His father had initially been grumpy about it but Gran really wore the pants in their small family. A van sped out into an intersection and hit a taxi. The taxi skid and hit a volvo, and the volvo hit him. He tried to skid out of the way but ended up coming head on into a toyota and then BAM! He was flying in the air and then hitting solid ground. It shook him to the core and he felt nothing, then horrible pain. He heard people yelling, something about the stop sign and how the van should have stopped. That's when they noticed the crumpled bicycle. Something about he should be dead and paramedics. It blurred. Damn, he thought just before the anthesia put him out, it sure was hot.
Tiberius was biking along the summer streets. The air billowed around him comfortably. The heat was oppressive when he needed to stop for lights and pedestrians. The drive to get home was strong. Home meant air conditioning and ice cold sweet tea. His Grandma got a small system put in a few years ago when she nearly had a stroke. His father had initially been grumpy about it but Gran really wore the pants in their small family. A van sped out into an intersection and hit a taxi. The taxi skid and hit a volvo, and the volvo hit him. He tried to skid out of the way but ended up coming head on into a toyota and then BAM! He was flying in the air and then hitting solid ground. It shook him to the core and he felt nothing, then horrible pain. He heard people yelling, something about the stop sign and how the van should have stopped. That's when they noticed the crumpled bicycle. Something about he should be dead and paramedics. It blurred. Damn, he thought just before the anthesia put him out, it sure was hot.


