Charlie's mind was blank. Well, not completely. He knew how to walk and talk. But he couldn't remember anything that mattered to him, or to the people around him. They all had answers they wanted, but those answers were not coming now. Maybe they would; maybe they wouldn't.
The doctors, nurses, and people who said they were family told him he had been in a motorcycle accident days ago while heading home from work. Your body is suppressing the trauma,” he was told. “You have amnesia.”
As far as Charlie knew, he could be anyone from anywhere. It was unsettling.
100-Word Story Weekly Challenge
Laurence has a fun intro this week, and a bunch of stories. My entry for anywhere starts around 2:45.
