Welcome to this weeks response to the Friday Picture prompt on The Writer’s Mess! With Halloween on the brain, and this weeks image being that of a full moon, it doesn’t take a genius to realise where this weeks prompt was heading. Follow the story of our narrator, who get’s in a car accident the week of the full moon…

Getting in a car accident sucked.
Getting in a car accident and healing so fast that they thought they mixed up her scans with another patients, really sucked.
Getting in a car accident, and being in a coma for an indeterminate time, that sucked the most.
Losing track of time wasn’t that big of an issue for most people, but when you turned into a bloodthirsty monster on the full moon, keeping an accurate calendar was key.
She only realised that the moon was rising full, when her bones started to snap, startling the nurse who was taking her vitals.
They thought it was tetanus, and so they ignored her pleas for them to leave.
They all died.
The doctors, the nurses, the other patients, all of them died in that hospital, because she had a brain injury and couldn’t remember the day of the week.
It was a massacre, plain and simple.
It the morning she called the council, and explained what happened.
The hospital burned, the investigators were bribed to look the other way, and the survivors didn’t retain the title long.
She was tried, and found innocent in a court of law, despite the body count.
The judge looked at her with sympathy as the verdict was delivered, because she would have to live with the weight of what she had done for the rest of her life.
She never lost track of her dates again.