'The time is around 7:00 pm. The sky is bright and bright stars are shining ice-blue.

The atmosphere is warm.

Something clicks inside the small clinic-like room. The door is opened with little trouble, as it isn't very heavy.
The doctor is on her way as well. As she reaches the door and enters the room, she can hear the sound of
someone sobbing. She walks up to the door and opens it slightly so that she can listen better. "It can't be...how
much..." "It happened--again." The doctor sighs. "Medicate me up and let me visit. But...I hope..." The girl
turns away slowly and looks at the window. She puts her hand to her mouth and slowly steps back, closing the
door behind her. As she goes back, she puts on a new face, covering the first one. The first one sealed her sobs,
while the second one hides her sadness. ----------------------- 'As soon as she gets the last spot on the doors
closed, she is out of the building in a heartbeat. She runs to the bottom of the hill and plants her feet in a flying
position, then jumps into the air. The wind brushes against her and gives a feeling of freedom. She then flies off
to the east, toward the mountains in the distance. The landscape below her is blooming with bright colours,
and it is filled with plants, animals and nothing else. The girl merges into the sky, until it is nothing but yellow,
orange and red mixed together. She then changes her altitude, slowing down as she descends. The girl lands on a
grass patch that is lit by the light of the sunset, with her feet firmly on the floor. The wind brushes her face, and
she closes her eyes, taking deep breaths and calming her mind. The girl opens her eyes and sees the sunset,
watching it. Near her is a tree with a large trunk, and it is covered in white and pink flowers. The wind brushes
it, and it makes a soft noise. The girl sits down on the tall grass, putting her hands together and bends in front of
the tree. "I miss you so much." she whispers. A big tear falls down her face and makes an imprint on the
grass. She then stands up and wipes her tears, looking up. The sky is yellow, with only a few white clouds
clustered on the north side of the horizon. The sun is just about to say farewell to the world, but at the same time
it is saying hello to the night.