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Chapter 10

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AVA

I lay on the cold floor, my body weak and lethargic. I hadn't eaten in what felt like an eternity, and my stomach was growling with hunger.

My best friend Emily hadn't returned to visit me, and I was starting to worry about her. Where was she? Was she okay?

As I heard the sound of the door opening, I stirred, my senses on high alert.

A tray of food was pushed into my cell, and I rushed to grab it, my hunger getting the better of me. I ripped off the lid, and the aroma of the food wafted up to my nostrils.

But as I looked at the food, I felt a wave of nausea wash over me. For some reason, the smell of the food was making me feel sick and the food was weirdly different this time. Unlike the normal cold steak, I had freshly cooked mashed potatoes and sweet corn.

I tried to ignore it, telling myself I was just hungry and needed to eat. But as I took a bite, my stomach churned and I felt like throwing up.

I couldn't understand why I was reacting this way. I hadn't eaten in days, an
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