“Don’t tell them you can see”
People get on with it pretty good. I didn’t get used to it and I don’t think I ever will. I work in an office. Some people say that this is a big step for human kind. It challenge us people to try and find ways of simpler life without eyesight. I don’t agree with that but it is just my opinion.
As I took elevator I heard some people in there including one of my coworkers. I greeted them and because I was heading to the top of the building I was left there alone. Suddenly I felt unbearable pain in my head. I closed my eyes, hoping that this would soothe the pain. But when it went away the elevator stopped at my floor and I opened my eyes. “I can see” I whispered shocked. “I can see!” I repeated but this time louder. I was so surprised that when I got out of the elevator I didn’t realize it was dark. The only light was coming from the writings on every possible wall saying “Don’t tell them you can see”. I couldn’t believe this. Am I the only one that can see? I went straight to the conference room knowing there are people. But as I entered everybody looked in different directions. Some of them heard the door opening beside them so now they were looking at the wall. Some of them heard correctly and was looking at me. “Who is this?” One of the guys asked me. I ignored the question and asked myself “Can you see me?” but nobody nodded. I laughed nervously remembering the writing on the walls so I just said that it was just not funny joke and left room.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>the story ends this weekend, don't miss it!
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K. S.
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