I dragged my heavy body through the sanctuary, glad there were no visitors yet. I passed a small group of familiar faces from yesterday's party, although their names alluded me, and they gave me a nod of recognition. Looked like my socialising had paid of.
I arrived at the unicorn house, grunting as I slid the barn door open. My muscles were like pudding and everything felt twice as hard.
"Morning," Nissan chimed from behind his clipboard, chipper as always.
"Mmrrrning," I managed, trying my best to appear bright and upbeat. It was probably not the best work etiquette to show up hungover.
The door rattled again and Felicity arrived with the same fake smile on her face. Looked like she was paying the price as well. She joined me to put on our work boots, grunting from the effort.
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