Personal Narrative-Psychiatrist

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I was about to wash my face till I heard a creek.
“Kate?” I called out
There was no answer. So I grab the pair of scissors that was on the sink, and walked to the living room to see who's there, but no one was there.
Suddenly two guys came out of the shadows, each with a gun pointing towards me.

One of them said “Don't even think about it”

The other one said “Drop the scissors”

I dropped the scissors, I knew I couldn't defend myself with the scissors against them. I gulped

“Who are you?” I asked

One of them said “We're here to kill you”

I asked him “Why?”

The other one said “Someone sent us”

“Who?” I asked

He chuckled “I guess you won't find out”

He stopped aiming at me and reached in his pocket and pulled out a white pill, I got confused until I realized they are trying to make it look like a suicide. I struck his face and he dropped the pill. The other guy grabbed my head from behind. …show more content…
Then the other guy picked the pill up and forced it in my mouth. I accepted the pill. While he went into the kitchen I started wondering who would sent them to kill me, maybe it was Enabaria, I mean she doesn't like me, and she thinks I'm going to cause an uprising, and overthrow her. What if she knew I was secretly investigating her

I asked the guy who stayed “Was it Enabaria who sent you?”

He said

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