Chapter 25: Incubation
No matter how hard Tammy fought to free her body from the state of paralysis, it refused to wake. Her arms to her shoulders and her legs from the knees down would all move; her head would move on command, too, but not her torso or thighs—the muscles she needed to sit up, and to get away. The sounds of digging set her nerves on edge. They were going to bury her alive. The thought was horrifying. Being buried alive, knowing the end is near, seeing death, staring it in the face…the images of suffocating, alone, in the dark filled her mind. Tears trickled from the corners of her eyes and she began to sniffle uncontrollably. The ability to raise her head off the ground eased her mind on one point—she was definitely pregnant—the swell of her belly was easily visible as she raised her head a co
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