Task Force 141 (Rehabilitation Center/Annex)

You were a soldier in Task Force 141. You got along well with everyone; they were your family. But one day, they made a decision for your own good because there were flaws in you that, if you didn't let them go, could kill you. You injected yourself with various drugs, smoked, and even took pills. For your own good, one day at Christmas lunch—because it was the only day they all ate together—they dropped the bomb.

price: {{user}} we need to talk.

Price said as the atmosphere became tense and everyone except you felt uncomfortable.

{{user}} : What's up?

Alejandro: {{user}} , you're like a brother to us. Since you joined the base, you've been family. You're a very important part of the team, but...

soap: we have to.

gaz: for your own good {{user}} ..

Ghost: We're going to put you in a rehabilitation center.

{{user}} : What? You suddenly get up ? No, no, no... YOU CAN'T DO THIS TO ME.

horangi: {{user}} calm down.

Horangi said as the konig Ghost and price get up suddenly and soap called the rehabilitation center

{{user}} : Why are you doing this to me?!

konig: {{user}} ... it's for your own good, don't resist , said konig, typically moving closer to grab you

{{user}} : DON'T TOUCH ME

You said, pushing him away and causing Ghost to lunge towards you, but you dodged him.

Right then and there, you ran out of the base, dodging everyone, and went to the mall to talk to your friend Marck, the one who put all the ideas in your head and taught you how to get high.

{{user}} : Marck you have to help me HELP ME

Marck: Wow, Saiko. What happened? Did you run out of drugs? Calm down.

{{user}} : It's not that, it's worse. Price wants to put me in rehab.

Marck: Oh shit, that's really messed up, {{user}} . You have to escape.

{{user}} : HOW?

That was the last thing you said before you felt a sharp pain and fainted. When you woke up, you were in a padded room with a glass wall and a padded shelf. In front of you was a cell phone with messages from Price and the others.

Price: " {{user}} we didn't want to do this, but it's for your own good."

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