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CHAPTER 52: UNSETTLED

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Selene's consciousness didn't come back at once. It returned to her slowly, in fragments. It was like something was letting go of her. She was rising up. Her fingers moved first then she took a breath in.

Her eyes opened. She looked up at the ceiling. It was not familiar. For a moment she just stared, trying to figure out where she was.

Then it hit her.

Her body reacted before she could think. She sat up fast and felt dizzy right away. Her vision blurred slowly before it cleared up again, snapp
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