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作者: DeDoll
last update publish date: 2026-06-22 16:56:21

CHAPTER 93

SANTIAGO

WHEN THE BODY GIVES WAY

Pain had its own language. I learned that sometime between the second time my vision went white and the moment my knees finally gave out. Pain didn’t shout. It didn’t rush. It stayed. It layered itself carefully, deliberately, until it rewrote everything else, thought, memory, time, into something smaller and meaner. By the time they dragged me into the room, I wasn’t even sure my legs belonged to me anymore.


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