The unknown side of the moon

It was cold. Real cold. As if I was outside in the middle of the winter. But it was summer? My hand reached for my glasses but I couldn't find them. When I opened my eyes, the world was blurry. The cold kept getting worse. Did I sleepwalk? It would have been the first time if so.

I was only wearing sweatpants. My feet were close to frozen and I was shaking all over. The ground was cold and tough. "Auch!" I screamed. I stepped on something sharp. 'A rock?'  My eyes had gotten more use to the light, so it was a bit easier to see. I couldn't see outlines of any houses, no trees, no gras, no roads. Just mountains, darkness and rock. There was an outline of something large and round in the sky. It couldn't have been the moon, cause the colours of this object was green, blue and white. Was that...? Was that Earth?!

No Way that could be Earth. If it was, judging by the size of it, I would have been on the moon. But I was without suit, the air was breathable and the gravity was like Earths.

I must have ended up somewhere far away from the city. Sleepwalking. If else, I must be dreaming.

I had to keep walking if I wanted to either get home or figure out where I was.

My feet were hard to move. They were heavy, and I had to concentrate every time I took a step, not to fall. Suddenly a little light formed in front of me. It was warm. Almost mesmerizing.

Suddenly, the little light began to move. Left and right, few centimeters from my head. It was like, it was trying to say something. "Help," It suddenly whispered. 'Help..? With what?' ​The light moved forwards, with the speed of light. "Wait! What did you mean by 'help'! Hey! Can you please tell me, why I'm on the moon?"​ But the light didn't stop. I had to run. This was perhaps my only possibility to get away from here.

The gravity here, was much like on Earth, only a bit lighter. I wonder if NASA had ever actually been here? It was nice to run a bit. It warmed me up. At least a little. I could feel my feet again.

Then the light disappeared. A crater? I climbed up. It was hard enough just walking without glasses, but climbing, that was a whole other level of difficulties without glasses.

When I reached the top, I could only see darkness. A bottomless hole. Until the little light appeared from there. It flew above me, like a shooting star, and circled around me till I got dizzy. Then pushed me from behind. And I fell. This was the moment I had been waiting for. A fall that would make me wake up. But I didn't wake up. I just fell.