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The face I can't find

Author: Scare crow
last update publish date: 2025-11-19 07:39:33

Lyra’s POV

When my eyes opened, the world felt wrong.

A pounding ache throbbed at the center of my skull, slow and heavy, like someone striking a drum from inside my head. My body felt weak, too weak, as if the mattress beneath me was swallowing every bit of strength I tried to gather. I blinked once. Twice. The ceiling wavered above me, shifting like water. My tongue tasted bitter, almost metallic.

I turned on the bed, but even that small movement made my vision smear into cloudy shapes. Every
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