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CHAPTER 37 — A SMALL TOWN.

Author: Ringing The World
last update Huling Na-update: 2025-06-19 00:43:52

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Consciousness slowly seeped back in, and the world surrounding me was blurred.

I groggily opened my eyes, the brightness overwhelming, and it took a moment for me to adjust to the light.

My body felt heavy, my muscles weak, and my joints stiff. Every movement was a struggle.

My mind was foggy, making it hard to focus or think clearly. As awareness grows, so does confusion. “What happened to me?” I thought.

The room was unfamiliar, and I immediately felt lost and frightened.

“Are you awake?” A young lady's voice rang out, and she was staring down at me with an unfamiliar face.

“Yes,” I murmured tiredly, “Where am I?”

“You are in my house,” she responded. “I found you unconscious by the riverside when I went fishing.”

“Is that so?” I asked calmly, “What's wrong with me?”

The young lady blinked innocently, “Don't you… You are just going through stress, you'll be fine in no time.”

“What's your name?” She added, smiling at me.

I froze, trying to think, “I don't know,” I blurted
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