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Chapter Sixteen
This was only the beginning and mild dizziness and nausea struck me. I urgently needed to isolate myself. The fireplace emitted heat that seemed to be transferring to the feeble layers of my skin. This must've been the moon playing tricks with me.
I could hear chatter around me but it all sounded distorted as if I was underwater. My mouth tried to produce words but all I could distinguish was my voice but my mind couldn't decipher anything concrete. I wasn't even in a state of mind where I could think about the words I wanted to so clearly comprehend.
I used the armchair as a support system to stand up. I felt so light but so heavy at the same time. I just wanted to lay down to recalibrate my energy.
Concepts of gravity and time felt so foreign to me as I treaded with instability. I made sure to hold onto innate objects throughout my hazy journey to isolation. I let my intuition lead me to an unoccupied darkroom in the cabin. I let myself cascade onto the bed. M
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