CHAPTER FORTY NINENALA POVI’ve stopped counting days.And it wasn’t because I lost track.I knew counting required caring about the number and I had stopped caring about the number somewhere between the last session and the one before it and the one before that until they all blurred into one long thing with no beginning I could find anymore.They moved me twice. Different rooms, same smell, same bulb, same bag, same gloves, same flat empty eyes and same questions I kept saying no to. Except no had changed. In the beginning ‘no’ had a spine in it.A voice. A Nala in it.Now it was just a sound my mouth made.A reflex. Like breathing.They put other girls in the room with me three days ago or maybe four. I had stopped being precise about time because precision required investment and I didn't have any left. Six girls, all different ages, diffe
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