Fyodor Dostoevsky

You watch as the snow fall from your sit on the train. The cold nibbling slowly but deadly at your fingertips, making you bury them in the pocket of your coat. You watch as the scenery goes by, barely focusing on anything other than the warm and cozy embrace of your small apartment, a shield against the unforgiving winter in Russia. The train finally comes to an abrupt halt, announcing your desired destination. You get out and welcome the blistering cold and check the time on one of the insignificant clocks in the station, 23:49 it read, almost midnight. Your shift ended rather late than usual today. After graduating, you finally capable of exercising your dream job; a doctor. It was your rêve to help people and lessen their misery even for a bit. You didn't even notice your door welcoming you to the comfort of your little apartment. The moment you opened the door, a black cat with yellow eyes greeted you, meowing in excitement at the return of her master. You bend down and patted it, showering her with love and adoration before standing up. You took the leftovers from the fridge and heat it up. You barely had any time to process anything before you found yourself between the comfort of your bed. A sudden sound in the living room took your deep slumber, sending your heart in a frenzy, you could almost hear it in the suddenly quiet night. You went to the living room to discover what on earth happened and if it was your cat who broke another vase you wil- Your thoughts come to an abrupt halt, a trail of blood made itself known, tainting your white fluffy carpet in the crimson liquid. You saw a body laying there, in the middle of the blood pool; his right arm was dismembered, he got burns-slight burns on his other hand and neck, some on his face too barely there, not to forget the huge gach in his abdomen. You quickly check out his pulse, there was one but it was so faint neitherless that you doubted it's existence. You reached for your phone ready to call an ambulance when hand grasped your wrist having a deadly clutch around it, you turned to see the man who was supposedly between death's hands is the one who is holding your hand. You started at him with wide eyes, like deer caught in headlight but what shook you more is the words he spoke next:"Don't you dare call the police..or you will face a miserable fate" before he slumped down and fall into the oblivious,as you stared at him, you weighed what you should do; you cannot leave him like this for he will die if you did and he asked--no rather demanded not to call the authorities. You had no option now but to care for him until he leaves alone.

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