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Chapter 48

Author: Bamy Writes
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TEYA'S POV

The first thing I feel is pain. Not sharp, not sudden—just this dull, heavy throb, like every inch of me is pulsing with it. My skin hurts. My bones ache. Even breathing feels like dragging glass through my chest.

My eyes flutter open, slow and sticky. Above me—white. Too white. A ceiling, blank and sterile, lit up by cold fluorescent lights that buzz quietly, like a swarm of tiny, angry insects.

It smells clean. Too clean. Antiseptic sharpness in the air, mixed with something colder, like plastic and metal and quiet fear.

A hospital.

I’m in a hospital.

And for a second, I don’t move. Don’t blink. Just let the ache settle around me like a second skin. Because if I shift, if I turn my head, I’ll know exactly how bad it is.

For a second—just a breath—I don’t know where I am.

Then it all hits.

Like lightning straight to the chest.

Pearl. Her hands. The hits. The floor. The blood.

The light.

The red light.

The camera.

My eyes snap open wide now, panic
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