Chapter 39

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What a horrible nightmare. But waking up was the most challenging part of all. It caused my head to pound, and every time I tried to open my eyes, my lids would feel heavy as if they were lifting weights. My body felt immobile, and when I tried to speak, my throat was parched. How long have I been sleeping? What did I eat before I fell asleep? I raked my mind, trying to remember the events of the last 24 hours. All I saw in my head was Drew. I couldn't seem to find anything else. However,  I knew for sure that something was off, so, despite my better judgement, I pushed myself to wake up. Luckily, I wasn't dead. The thought had occurred to me when I realized that I had no control over my body except my mind. But, I finally had a toe wiggling, and soon enough, my whole feet began tw

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