WREN
Could anyone be more confused and in a dilemma as I was?
Those were the first thoughts that pulsed through my head as my eyelids fluttered from the moonlight making its way into where I was through a small crack on the ceiling.
A dull ache pulsed behind my eyes the moment I opened them. I frowned and squeezed my eyes shut again, hoping the pain would disappear, but it lingered stubbornly.
"What happened...?" My voice was barely above a whisper.
Slowly, I pushed myself into a sitting position, one hand gripping the edge of the bed as the room swayed around me.
I stayed still until the dizziness passed. It felt
strange at first. My heart just wouldn't stop racing and thudding heavily—
There was no violent cough clawing at my lungs and no burning sensation spreading through my r
