the story from 7 years from now by hiraya space

#THE STORY FROM 7 YEARS FROM NOW BY HIRAYA SPACE FULL#

A doctor checked me below and I screamed louder than a woman in labor. I don’t remember answering, but soon I found myself in various uncomfortable situations. When I finished, she looked up from her monitor and asked, blankly, “ Magkakaso kayo?” A deadpan policewoman asked me to narrate the brutal details, which she said she needed for the blotter. We went to the local police, who had a literal Women and Children Protection Desk. The summer heat blurred the events that followed. My mother, in panic, summed it up for me. I tried to describe to her what had happened, in between sobs, in incoherent sentences. But I somehow managed to find myself in front of my mother, in a moment I would later regret. I planned to take it with me to the grave. I didn’t rehearse what I would say because I didn’t intend to tell a soul about what happened to me. It was only about a week after the incident when I told my family about it. But denial never erased that from my history. It’s just a scene from someone else’s horror movie. The event replays in my head in third-person, like I was witnessing it unfold as CCTV footage in the corner. I sometimes like to think that I was never in that place. It happened so long ago, but snippets of the scene continue to haunt me. Years ago, one rainy summer, I was raped. It’s bright and hot, and there is never a better time to be alive.īut the thunderstorms creep closely behind. It is the time when the air is sweet with honeybees and ripe fruits.

#THE STORY FROM 7 YEARS FROM NOW BY HIRAYA SPACE FULL#

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The story from 7 years from now by hiraya space