Nina's eyes shoot upward and instantly maneuver back to gazing at me.

I look up, and am incapable of looking anywhere else.

I can see the birds circling above me.

I start shaking and know that I am beginning to hallucinate.

By the way Nina is staring at me, and not at the birds, I know that I am the only one who can see the birds. Or can she see them?

They are not actually there. Or are they?

Then; I start screaming.

Something about birds going "POOF!" and now the birds in the sky are exploding.

Everything else is a blur to me until Nina tackles me to the ground and a nurse injects some sort of liquid into my arm.

Then I feel calmer.

My eyes dilate back to normal, and my breathing slows down to a normal pace.

I ask Nina; "I was having a hallucination, wasn't I?"

And she says; "Indeed, you were."

We start walking to the diner across a marble bridge that spreads across the rest of the grass-covered area we were running through.

I see Nina cast a quick glance back at me from her leading spot of the group.

I realize that I'm making an angered sort of face, and I quickly change it into a calmed smile.

I immediately regret making that face at her.

I know she saw it.

I guess I'm jealous.

Why, do you ask?

I was the one who had a hallucination.

On the day of the "field trip".

Not her.

Do I want her to have a hallucination?

I don't know.

Should I feel guilty for even thinking of her having a hallucination on this trip?

I don't know.

We all continue to walk towards the diner, and I learn that the two nurses will be coming with us.

Because of me.

Into the diner we go.