When I first woke up, I was unclear on where I was, how I got there, or how long I had been out. There was the beeping of machines, the walls of the room were sterile and white, and there was the smell of disinfectant. Even though my vision was blurry, I quickly figured out I was in a hospital. At least after whatever happened, I made it through and I was getting help.
I had to think back, but it almost hurt to try and think too hard. My head felt heavy, and it felt like sorting through my thoughts was like trying to walk through the water at the bottom of the ocean. I could remember who I was and details about my life, but the most recent things, the accident, was a blur of impressions.
I knew there was some kind of car accident. It was dark, I was driving home alone from work, and another car did something. It swerved at me, or was in the wrong lane, and I swerved to avoid it, and hit a street light. I remember lots of spinning lights, but I don't remember the impact, or getting out of the car, or being brought to a hospital, or anything.
What was clear was that I had an accident, my thoughts immediately went to my wife, Tara. Thank the lord above that she wasn't in the car with me! She's the love of my life, the center of my being, my everything.
We were childhood friends, and our love blossomed and it was like it was always meant to be. As if somehow we were designed to be together. We played together as kids, before we knew anything about love and sex. Then, when we became teenagers, she quickly became a beautiful woman. She developed early, and it was soon obvious she was going to be more than just an attractive woman. She was drop dead gorgeous. She always had the classic blond hair and deep blue eyes that people commented on. When she developed, though, she became curvaceous, yet strong and tall.
Of course, as her breasts got bigger and bigger, she got more and more attention from boys. Even though she was a couple years younger than me, she started dating before me at fifteen, and by the time she was seventeen had gone out with a few different boys. I also started dating a little, but deep down I only wanted Tara. I remained her best friend even when she was with other boys.
The happiest day of my life, though, was about two years after Tara graduated high school, and she confessed she loved me too. She wanted to try other boys first to be sure, but she said she found that none of them could provide her with the love she wanted. She was sure that what we had must be what she was looking for. I said I was always certain, and we have been together ever since. We got engaged three years ago, then married two years ago.
Tara was now in her early twenties, and only getting more beautiful. Her long straight blond hair reached down to the small of her back, she wore tight body hugging clothes with short skirts and tall boots with heels. She would be attention grabbing even if she didn't have enormous breasts. However, her tits, massive, round, firm yet soft, and perfectly shaped even if exaggerated in size, pulled in attention in that no man could resist.
I can't help but be proud of her beauty and talk about it, but if she were just beautiful, we might not have such a committed relationship. She's kind, and we can laugh together, and she's always there for me like I am for her.
I wasn't surprised to see her in the corner of the room, sleeping in a chair, waiting for me. That's how she was.
That's when I realized that I was in an unusually bad situation. I tried to say something to her, to wake her up. It was sometime in the night, so she might have been sleeping deeply. I tried to speak loudly, but my mouth wouldn't even move. So I tried to raise an arm, and it wouldn't move. Nothing would move. I could see, but that was about it. I could move my eyes, but even they moved slowly, and my eyelids were heavy.
It was like being in some kind of waking coma. I lay there in bed, propped up so that I was half sitting. I watched her for hours, trying to communicate with her, trying to will her to notice I was awake, but to no avail. It was torture, seeing my love right in front of me but not being able to reach out to her in any way.
At long last, she shifted, and then got up and came over to check on me. She noticed my eyes open and screamed out, "Oh my god! John! You're awake! Oh my god, John, I was so worried!" However, as I didn't respond, as my eyes didn't even focus clearly on her, she began to realize something was wrong. She ran out of the room to get a nurse.
A few minutes later, she returned. There was a nurse and a doctor with her. The nurse was very attractive. Brown eyes and brown hair, a nice body and big tits. She was quite beautiful, though of course not as beautiful as my wife. The doctor was older. A tall, square jawed man with grey around the temples that made him look distinguished. He came up and looked into my eyes with a small pen light, and then turned to talk to my wife.
"I'm afraid, Tara, that the situation is as we had feared," The doctor said. "His eyes have opened, but it's just an automatic, reflexive motion, he's no more awake now than when he was in the coma. In fact, he's essentially still in a coma." I tried to move, to shake, to do anything that would show the doctor that he was wrong, but I couldn't do anything. Tara began to cry. My heart sank watching her being so distraught. I wanted to scream out that I could see her, that I was conscious, that the doctor was wrong. Seeing her in pain was so much worse than anything I was experiencing myself!
"Tara," the doctor said with sympathy, "I need to do some checks on John, and I think it would be best for the moment if you didn't watch. I'm not going to do anything drastic, but I think it might be upsetting to watch your husband being treated medically while you're understandably distraught. In fact, I think you should perhaps take the night off. We now know his condition won't change for quite a while, and you'll be stronger if you resume a more normal schedule."
"But," Tara said, unsure of herself, "this is an improvement, isn't it? Shouldn't I stay and see if he gets any better?"