The Ghosts of Houston by Dan Whitesnow

Author:Dan Whitesnow
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: texas, pets, dogs, cats, ghost, hurricane

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It didn’t take long. I was still pondering on how to get through the storm when it struck. I never anticipated it. It was as though the wind listened to my thoughts, and got angry at me. It didn’t warn me. It just seemed to have regained much strength, attaining over three hundred miles per hour within a split second, before descending on me. I practically saw myself flying in the air, before I crash landed on a ditch. I drifted off immediately.

It took a long time before I regained consciousness. I actually thought I was dead, but when I opened my eyes and found myself strapped on a gurney in a very beautiful passageway, I knew I was alive. I spent the next few seconds goggling at them, wondering exactly who they were. They were rolling me through the vast corridor of a very beautiful hospital, all six female nurses, clad in their traditional white uniforms, with the scarlet First Aid cross symbols stashed on their white hats. They were so beautiful, and were smiling delightfully at me, uttering very kind words at the same time. Although I could barely understand what they were saying, but deep in my heart, I knew they were lovely words.

The corridor seemed never to end, but as we finally branched out through a metallic doorway, Katherine suddenly came across my mind. I quickly touched my belly, and it was at that instant that I realized I was in labor. The crash earlier on, had forced Katherine to begin her journey to planet earth much earlier than her destined time. I wasn’t expecting her until two weeks from August the 25th.

As we got inside the labor room, I was quickly lifted up from the gurney, and placed on the labor bed. It was like a theater for operations, or intensive care unit as it were. And, believe me, it was the most beautiful place for child delivery I’ve ever seen. The nurses quickly surrounded me, and they were now in light blue uniforms, and so was I. I tried to say something, to thank them for saving my life, but each time I tried to speak, a particular nurse in med-glasses, would smile at me, and I would instantly lost the words I was about to say. This happened for close to half a dozen times.

A brilliant blue light was positioned in front of me, as certain medical tests were taking place on me. The nurses all seemed to be experts, as every one of them performed their various tasks diligently. The room was around 26 degrees in temperature, and it seemed so heavenly in a certain way. Everything and everyone in the room just seemed heavenly. I felt so much at peace, and just wanted to remain there for as long as it gets.

Kindly spread your legs, would you? The baby’s about to come out.

It was a male’s voice. There had been no male doctors in the room. I looked up at him, and he smiled faintly at me.

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