I came around in his arms and nothing from before even registered. All I could think was that I needed to be away from the feeling of familiarity. I shot up right, before falling back down and pressing my hands to my throbbing temples and closing my eyes to stop the room from spinning. "Take it steady. You took quite a fall."
"What happened?" It was a stupid question, but my foggy brain wasn't as sharp as usual.
"You fainted. Here, let me help you up." He said it as though I was supposed to be putting some of the effort into getting myself off the floor, but I didn't have the opportunity to even try. Instead, he plucked me up like a dandelion. If he had blown at me like one, I would have been back in a heap on the floor though. The room was still spinning, although it had slowed. The sm
