NEVER LET ME GO, Guillaume Mwamba [ereader for textbooks TXT] 📗

LIVES IN A BULLETPROOF GLASS ROOM

Roaring gently of the thunder, the rain was sprinkling cats and dogs peacefully, whereas nineteen years of age Dawn Reina lived in the thickest forest of Big River State Forest, Henderson County, Il. Dawn inhabits an extraordinary mega-mansion that is changed to fit her desirable needs. Dawn suffered from severe joint common variable immune deficiency immunodeficiency. An immune disorder that makes her body extremely weak--like the meaning a genetic defect, the immune system produces too few antibodies to effectively fight infections. It is like she is allergic to everything, even the simplest virus can kill her. 

Adding what she eats, or touches can have severe consequences. Her illness has a cure but hers is an individual kind. Continually, therefore she is not able to leave the house. Her mother Abbigail is a professional doctor, watches Dawn's fatalities, and keeps a record of them. 

All this thrilling, dramatic, and depressing messy romance begins, an innocent woman has been carried away by the police officers of the murdered crime of the man she did not commit. After being found with the bloody knife in her hands, within the man’s mansion that seemed confused. Within the shadows thickest trees of the forest in the harsh rain, a peculiar dark raincoat hooded woman was looking at her and watching her taken away. 

Dawn lives in a bulletproof glass room, with white furniture. She reads constantly, from brand-new books that arrive sealed in plastic. People she meets are her mother and her nurse. Dawn is an author she usually spent her days drafting books upon books, promising various rewards to anyone who bought her books and adding it to them a sequel.

An evening of that late November, a chill cold outside where all kinds of leaves on the watery rain ground of the woods and trees are colored of the breathtaking colors. Dawn stood up away from the computer to stretched herself-meaning her legs after standing up to go to look at her clean glass window. Continually she was in her sleeping clean white dress unless her mother and her old best friend Sheba, and her professional nurse walked in. Sheba stared at her old best friend with a sad expression and exchanged glances with her mother.  

“Evening, Dawn. Is everything all right in your mind or is there something you want before I go to work?” Abigail asked.  

“I am fine. Everything is all right. I just stood up to stretch my legs. I have been drafting my new book seven all hours, and right now we are around seven-.” Dawn paused.

“Meaning to eight pm, babe?” Sheba chuckled.  

“Right. Mother-Sheba, I have been in this or lived in this bulletproof glass room for twenty years. to tell you the truth. I am just bored and exhausted from sitting around and seeing some things. I want to travel all over the nationwide globe. And of course, thanks for this incurable ness.” Dawn signed.  

“Correct. Correct, my childhood friend. Still, I am here to accompany you. I am sure Joy will come someday where everything will be all right," Sheba answered.  

“Sure. Says the babe who is enjoying the outdoor fresh air. Man, I envy your life," Dawn scoffed.  

“Forgive me, Dawn. I mean for your miserable life of remaining indoors." Sheba quivered.  

All three of them burst out laughing hard. Sheba Monaco, twenty-two, is an extraordinarily gorgeous American woman. Abigail, forty, bid the girls farewell, went towards the exit, in her car, and drove off to work. 

Night came by extremely fast, and Dawn’s twentieth birthday was in the corner. Four more days till her birthday party. Both young women went to bed and were sound asleep peacefully. After they have done munching on fresh cooking, they went straight to bed.  

“See you in the morning, babe. And remember tomorrow is a new day.” Sheba yawned.  

“Night. Night, Sheba. See you in the morning. And I hope there is something new I could see tomorrow.” Dawn yawned.  

Two of the girls went to bed immediately.  

Publication Date: 03-10-2022

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