I Will LOVE you Untill I DIE

Everything feels like a blur.

Too bright.

Too quiet.

Too empty.

I blink slowly, my lashes heavy, and the whiteness around me makes it hard to think. My body feels like it's been weighed down, like every part of me forgot how to move. There's a faint beeping beside me soft, rhythmic and something plastic is taped to my hand. An IV?

Hospital.

Why... am I in a hospital?

The door creaks softly, and footsteps shuffle closer. I want to turn my head but even that feels like too much.

"You're awake," a gentle voice says, filled with relief. A woman older, maybe late sixties, appears in the corner of my vision. Her features are kind, her eyes warm. "Thank God."

My lips part, but they're dry and cracked. "W–Water..."

"Oh! Yes, of course." She quickly pours a glass and holds it to my lips. I sip slowly, the cold water stinging its way down my throat.

I let out a shaky breath. "Where... am I?"

She sets the cup down, folding her hands in her lap. "You were in an accident. I found you unconscious by the roadside alone. No ID, nothing."

Panic rises in my chest. I try to remember. Anything. A name. A place. A face.

Nothing.

"I-I don't know who I am," I whisper, my voice cracking.

She reaches into her purse and carefully pulls out a delicate necklace, heart-shaped with an elegant design. It sparkles even under the dull hospital lights. She holds it in her palm before handing it to me.

"This was around your neck when I found you," she says gently. "There's an inscription on the back."