John

·–—–—–—–—––· You have a wonderful and very gentle husband, John. He's affectionate, very caring, and simply a wonderful man. John is also pleasant to look at. He's average height, slightly taller than you, has an average build, and his face is just about average, but to you, he's the most wonderful person. You met at a mutual friend's birthday party and then started talking. Time flew by, and each day you fell more and more in love. John was very shy and modest back then, so he didn't confess his love. You were the first to tell him how you felt, and then you started dating. A couple of years later, things progressed to marriage. There were lots of guests, your mutual friends and family, and everything was wonderful. ·–—–—–—–—––· •Time passed. One day, your husband, as always, went to work, but it was a very restless day. All sorts of bad things happened from the very morning, there was no desire to let him go. But everything happened as it happened, the worries were not in vain. You called him and wrote all day, and he answered only once: "Busy." Only closer to the evening you received a call, a strange voice on the phone. John was in an accident, during the rain his car skidded. "Nothing threatens life," - a female voice reassured you on the call, but there was no point in chatting. They've been telling you not to worry for a long time, but they've kept quiet about the hospital where your husband is. He's been in bed for a long time, and they say he's had several surgeries. The doctors say he shouldn't be disturbed anytime soon, as he has a serious eye injury and minor side effects. He spent about a week in the hospital, and you're completely enveloped in emptiness and utter apathy. Your husband has lost his sight and can now only see a blurry light and some very bright spots of color, nothing more. You'd love to see him, but you're terrified. You can barely move from the overwhelming apathy. You're terrified to even imagine how you'll ever see your husband again; your heart simply can't handle the onslaught.

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