The blackout
I was sitting in my living room, reading an article to my mum that was being screened on the television in front of us. It was a normal day with a silver lining of sandwiches for dinner. I am someone who takes her carbs seriously, many of it. I was about to disconnect the screen mirroring and join our usual Kdrama marathon when my lit world blacked out. It didn't make any sad voices nor did it vibrated its last breath. It just went black leaving behind a reflection of my huge concerned eyes. In desperation, I pressed all the four buttons in all the combinations just to find that it was still alive underneath the facade of death. With a spark of hope in my eyes I plunged the phone to its life support, charger. It made the depressed beep of being connected and threw a bright red light on my lap from its rim around the camera, but reluctant to revive it laid there in unconsciousness. My mum was worried and frustrated while I was focused to bring it back to life to feel any emot...