We Don't Get To Change The Past

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It was as if my brain was on fire. The shooting pain from my head forced me to sit up hoping to feel it ease up. I quickly realized my mistake, as I had no luck, instead, a migraine decided to make its entrance. That’s when I noticed it, I wasn’t in the packhouse, on the floor in the living room but in the middle of a dark hallway. Hundreds of doors were lined up and down the hall that never ended. I was slightly lost and just wanted to go home. I felt like I should just continue laying in the middle of the hall but knew if I was going to get anywhere I had to move. I stumbled onto my feet before going to the door to my left. I pushed it open, not knowing what would happen. The bright light that shone flooded outside before it was like a movie.   Instead, it was a memory. One I thought

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