Death and Rebirth
By
AsukaFan
Act One: Death
Chapter One:
Introduction to Chaos
Death, the ultimate fear, the only thing people
hate yet do not understand. Since the beginning of time we have fought to
understand death and why it happens. Some things we are just not meant to
understand. This, my story, my life, is not for to be understood, It is just to
be known that it happened and I James Swenson happened, and that I had a
history, a family, and a dream.
I lived in the Minneapolis, St. Paul area for
most of my life. It was one of triad cities for graphics design. You have New
York, Los Angeles and Minneapolis/St. Paul. I never really was a great Graphic
Artist but a fair one. I did my job, I worked hard and I went home. There was
honor in that. My dad raised me right before he died. I remember I was eleven
years old when he died of cancer. The last time I saw him he told me that there
is no disgrace is going to work, working hard and going home. Even if you never
make your millions there is honor in doing your best. I guess that stuck with me
as I got older. When I was younger my dad was just my dad but as I got older I
grew to respect him more and more even if he wasn't around. He worked hard at a
job he didn't like just to support mom and I. But, there's no use living in the
past I guess.
I had graduated high school and went to college
at University of Southern California for Computer Graphics. I was the first
person in my family to ever attend college let alone graduate. It was a proud
day for my mom. So when I was offered a job in Minneapolis/ St. Paul where I
grew up I immediately scooped that job up right away. The chance to be close to
my family was too good to pass up. So I packed up my bags and moved back to the
twin cities. I got an apartment near the University of Minnesota. (GO GOPHERS)
That was about 5 years ago. I have settled into
my job and my life. I am not an out going guy. It's just not my personality. I
am a shy quiet guy. I get through life by blending in and not making waves. It
is a safe way to go through life. It got me a decent apartment, a good job, and
a lot of money in the bank. Why complain about what works I say.
Over the past 3 or 4 months I had developed a
cough. It started out as a just a small cough, but it grew into a painful one. I
had gone to the doctors several times but they seemed to say the same thing.
Take this and see me next week if it doesn't get better. Weeks turned into
months and now each cough felt like it was ripping my body apart. I was only
going into work a couple times a week now and my savings was taking a hit. I was
beginning to get ulcers from the stress of the situation. When I went to bed
that night I felt worse then I ever had before. I got up and went to my medicine
cabinet and took a double dose of pain killers hoping that I would at least feel
a little better in the morning.
I awoke at what I thought was the next day but
as I looked around I was completely dumbfounded. I could see my breath inside my
apartment. It was so cold. Being the dead of winter you are never without your
heater on in Minnesota. The second thing I noticed as I stood up shivering with
my teeth clattering is that all my stuff is gone. I circled around and around
blinking again and again hoping that this was just some kind of mistake or a
dream. I began to take deep breaths trying to calm myself. I tried to think
rationally. It was then I realized something else was very much out of whack.
Either my senses and depth perception are completely array or else my apartment
grew over night. The bare white walls extended up infinitely like the expansive
blue sky. I turned around and couldn't see the other side of the room. My low
shag carpeting was up to my armpits. This is when panic set in. I took off
running not knowing what else to do. I just ran for the longest time. I always
thought clearer and felt better after a nice long run.
A good two hours later I had made it into the
hallway. I noticed a newspaper lying on the floor next to frame of my door. I
began to walk over towards the newspaper huffing and puffing a little. I climbed
onto the newspaper while wiping the sweat from my face I began to read what I
could of the headline on the page.
The words on the page looked massive. I had to
look at each letter independently and then put them together. I found myself
looking at the obituaries. As I looked down the slope of the page I saw my name
towards the bottom of the page. I looked again and then I ran towards it. I once
again put together each letter and it was no misprint. I'm dead. I sat down
breathing intensely with tears streaming down my face. How could this happen.
Wait? If I am here how can I be dead? This can't be real.
I sat on the edge of the newspaper for the
longest time hoping that I would just wake up from some badly thought out dream.
As the day turned to night and my apartment grew even colder I found myself
looking for food and shelter.
The tile floor of my kitchen sent shivers down
my spine. I convulsed with every step. Luckily I was never exactly a neat person
so I easily found some crumbs on the floor. I grabbed onto the first bread crumb
I saw and bit into it. It was stale and hard but it was nourishment at least.
I walked back across the tile floor and curled
up in the carpet. I shivered myself to sleep. That is how next two weeks went. I
would spend my morning searching out for crumbs which I stored in a bottle cap I
had found. I had a nice growing supply of food. I had ventured into the hallway
and pulled in some Kleenex that I used for a bed and provided some protection
from the cold air. However, as I began to get settled I began to miss human
companionship. I was only 27 years old and in the prime of my life. I now longed
for what I squandered before. All the times I could have gone out dancing or
partying. All the things I could have done but was too scared to do. I wished
that I could have those opportunities back. I wish I just had one more chance
but I was beginning to accept the fact that this is my life now.
A few more days had passed by. Some days were
better then others. Some days I was happy but some days I was sad but everyday I
was lonely. However, this day was different then the others. I heard the door
knob began to rattle. There was no way I could miss something that loud. I
bolted out of bed to see Mr. Tripper the landlord walk into the apartment.
“Excuse the cold ladies. The apartment has been vacant for
a couple of months now so the heat and utilities are all off.â€
“Alrightâ€
â€Well as you can see the kitchen is quite spacious. 2 or 3 people can easily
work away in it at the same time without feeling cramped.â€
I couldn't believe what was happening. My
apartment was being rented out. It felt like an invasion of my home and my
privacy. The prospective tenants walked into the living room. The only one I
could see was a young girl. She looked to be college aged. Her brown hair was
pulled back tightly. Her dark blue denim pants hugged her frame. I followed her
long legs all the way up her perfect frame. Her ass was big and firm. She had
JLO booty I guess you could call it. It was a nice firm ass that was a pleasure
to look at. As she strolled about the room she was like a god meandering about
the kingdom she had just built. That is when it happened. She started to walk
directly towards the corner I was in. I ducked into the Kleenex and tried to
hide as best as I could. The rumble of her foot steps rolled over the floor
constantly reminding me of her power. Finally it stopped and I mustered up the
courage to peek my head up and see what was going on. I was face to face with a
brown hiking boot. The heels of the shoe were taller then I. Her shoe stood out
like a monument to me. I found myself walking towards hiking boot. I placed my
hands on the rubber heel of the shoe. The heel alone had to be 3 inches tall.
The heel looked more like a medium sized building then it did a heel.
“HELP DOWN HEREâ€
I just had to try yelling to appease my
consciousness. I knew it was utterly useless but it made me feel better. She
then lifted her foot up and stomped down a good mile away from me but I could
still feel the earthquake like rumbles.
“I guess we will take it. Can my roommates and I move in
today?â€
“Sure, I will turn the heat on.â€
“Greatâ€
“Well let's sign the papersâ€
“Mr. Tripper no you can't rent this place out, It's my
apartment!â€
As they walked out of the apartment I was left
in paranoia and shock. My apartment was being rented out too by some girls.
What's going to happen to me? Where am I going to live?
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