She woke to silence, the kind that felt unfamiliar. For a moment, she didn’t move—just lay there, heavy and warm, until the thought crept in and her hand reached for her phone.6:00 a.m.Her breath caught.She had slept through the day, the night, everything in between.Twelve hours, at least. Maybe more.That was impossible.Or maybe it was considering she just did that. Unintentionally.Her body felt oddly good, loose, rested, but her stomach twisted sharply, loud and insistent, reminding her that such rest came with consequences.Fair enough.She stretched, feeling muscles protest from sleeping in one position for so long, and padded to the kitchen still wearing her pizza-stained t-shirt and pants from yesterday.The disaster greeted her like an accusation.In the rays of the sunlight streaming through the room, the destruction looked even worse than she remembered. Flour coated every surface
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