Chapter 2
After the shock of the accident, Ping wasn't sure what was going on. He looked left and right, his mind racing.
Nurse Nina gently told him to relax. "There's nothing to fear," she assured him.
Trying to calm down, Ping asked, "Where am I?"
Nina introduced herself. "I'm Nina, the nurse taking care of you."
Ping was still confused. "Why am I here?"
As he spoke, a sharp pain shot through his head. "My head hurts a lot," he groaned.
Nina explained, "You were hit by a car. Another doctor will be here soon to examine you."
Just then, another doctor, Dr. J, entered the room. "Where are his parents?" he asked Nina.
Nina replied, "They're on a business trip and should be here soon."
Dr. J examined Ping and shook his head. "He's lucky his brain wasn't severely damaged. However, he has lost his memories, and I'm afraid he might not recover them. The impact on his head was severe, and his skull is fractured."
Nina was shocked. "Poor boy. This is a lot to handle for a 15-year-old."
Here's a revised version with a bit more detail and a touch of emotion:
"As Ping's parents arrived, their faces etched with worry, they rushed to embrace him. Tears streamed down their cheeks as they asked, 'Are you okay, honey?' Ping, overwhelmed and confused, looked at them blankly.
'Who are you?' he asked, his voice filled with uncertainty.
His mother, sobbing uncontrollably, managed to choke out, 'It's us, Ping. Your parents.'
His father joined in, his voice trembling, 'We've been searching for you for so long.'
Ping's mind raced, trying to piece together the puzzle. He felt a strange sense of familiarity, but it was as if a veil had been drawn over his memories. His confusion turned to fear as he realized he couldn't remember them at all.
A girl approached the hospital in a hurry opening the door Ping are okay passing Ping's parents. I heard you can't remember anyone do remember me with a sobbing face Sarah approached Ping's parents, offering her condolences and support. "I'm so sorry about everything, Mr. and Mrs. Lee. I know this must be incredibly difficult for you."
Ping's mother, her eyes filled with tears, thanked Sarah for her kindness. "It's just so hard to believe that he doesn't remember us. We've missed him so much."
Ping, still trying to process everything, felt a growing sense of anxiety. He knew he needed to remember who he was and where he came from. He looked at Sarah, hoping she might be able to shed some light on his past.
"Sarah, do you remember anything about what happened to me? Why can't I remember anything?"
Sarah hesitated, her expression filled with concern. "I wish I could tell you more, Ping. But all I know is that you were in a car accident a few weeks ago. You were badly injured and lost your memory."
Ping's heart sank. A car accident? What
While processing this his parents said Ping it's Sarah your childhood friend don't you remember her
Ping felt a sharp pain in his head he heard a voice saying
THEY ARE LYING!!!!
IT WAS DEEP AND SCARY but ONLY he was the only one that can hear the voice in his head