I was walking in the park, wind blowing through my golden hair, when I passed out.

I found myself in a dark room, though I can't feel anything, I can't tell if it's warm or cold. I don't know if I'm scared or not. I don't know, honestly.
I try to move but my wrists are chained tightly as are my ankles and my neck.
I sigh.

The chain on my neck breaks off and the ground disappears, I still am unable to feel a thing.
I look below my feet, nothingness, I hang by my wrists as the chains on my feet also break off.

The sudden wave of feelings come back to me and my eyes widen. "H-Help!!" I scream out in mortal terror.
I feel the chains holding me starting to crack, "N-No! Please, someone! Help me, don't let me fall!!" I scream out.

Someone opens the door hurriedly but it's too late, the chains broke and I fall into the pit of nothingness. There is a faint voice in the distance, I can't tell who it is, so I follow it.

I can hear it clearly now. It's my older sister... She's asking, "Wake up, please."
I'm confused... I thought I was awake, aren't I? I can feel everything, I'm sad and scared. I'm falling!

"Linda! Linda, I'm awake!" I try to call out but it seems like she can't hear me when she says, "Won't you open your eyes?"
"L-Linda..? Why can't you hear me?..." I ask sadly.
"Jessie, no! Jessie! Wake up, Jessie, please!" She pleads loudly in a panicked voice. "Linda, I'm awake, I promise! Just listen to me, please!!" I plead back to her, tears falling.

Silence

It's dead silent now, I can't hear anything.

Ground

I'm not falling anymore, I can walk.

Feeling

I, once again, cannot feel a thing.

...

The colors fade in around me... I'm in my room, my house! Maybe, just maybe, I can tell Linda that I'm awake.

I walk out my room and towards her. "Linda!" I exclaim, she doesn't seem to respond. "..? Linda, come on, don't ignore me!" I try again. Still nothing.
"Linda..? Can't you hear me?" I ask.

Nothing...

I tried again, she still didn't hear me.
I tried again, she still didn't hear me.
Then, I tried again, and again, and again, and again, she still didn't hear me.