Sleeping Creative Writing

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The moment I opened my eyes, I found myself in a bright, white room.
It felt like I had reborn.
I, the new, reborn Ryouko Otonashi, woke up with a renewed sense of vigor as I stretched my body out, getting out of bed.
Turning my gaze to the window, the sun's light filled the white room with its brilliant light from between the curtains, signifying the morning’s rays.
It appears that I fell asleep at some point. Being forgetful, I couldn't even remember the time I fell asleep-
"Ah."
At that moment, I felt light rush in from the back of my eyes. An image conceived itself within my head.
Underground facility.
Preparatory Department.
Monokuma.
A sudden flashback. Definitely an unfamiliar experience.
Could this be, my memory?
I immediately ran

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