I found myself in a dark area. Ahead was just a path of white. Nothing else, no color, no nothing. It was just... that. I didn't see anything behind me either, looks like I was at the beginning of the path. My only instinct was to walk forward, as there was nothing else I could do. I tried calling out for anyone else, but my calls were left unanswered. I focused on walking forward, not looking back one bit. 

My legs were supposed to hurt, but oddly enough, I didn't feel exhausted. No hunger, no thirst, no nothing. It was like I wasn't supposed to feel anything. I just kept walking...

And walking...

And walking...

No sign of other life anywhere, or any difference in the area. Whenever I look behind me, the path stretched further than my eyes could tell. I kept on my journey, not questioning what was happening. It's like I'm stuck in my personal hell, or limbo or something. I couldn't tell. I don't even know what time it is, or if I'm even supposed to know anything. 

I looked back once more, and the path seems to have gone crazy, twisting and turning everywhere, but I didn't even notice any directional change, it was all a straight walk. My head must be messing with me right now. I shrugged it off and pressed on.

After what I could only describe as an eternity walking, the blackness started blinking red. A loud, ear-stinging noise was audible. I felt the urge to start running, and I did. None of this made sense. Where the hell am I? What am I doing here? Who put me in this hellhole!? I kept on running and running, until I came upon a dead end in the path, the white cut off by a violently shaking streak of red. Suddenly, the path below me suddenly disappeared, and I started falling. 

I was expecting to hit a surface, but it never arrived, I felt something soft under my body, and realized it was my mattress. Must have all been a dream. I looked to the side to find my alarm beeping 7:30. I got up and rubbed my eyes. That was a very odd dream... I finished my morning routine of cleaning myself, making breakfast, and getting my clothes ready. Once I checked everything, I put on my shades, headed out the door, and went about my day.