POPPYI hadn't slept that night. I had tried to act normally, despite knowing that at least one psycho had kept his eyes on the feed from the cameras installed in this room. I hadn't seen any in the bathroom, so I'd deemed that place potentially safe to shower and change my clothes, but once I'd returned to the bedroom, that fragile feeling of being safe had been gone, and my fears had returned with vengeance.I had tossed and turned, constantly alerted by every sound I'd heard coming from the corridor. Finally, with the first light of dawn, I gave up, dragged myself out of bed, and took a long, cool shower, hoping to sharpen my senses. “You will not fall apart, Poppy,” I whispered to myself as I stared at my reflection in the mirror. “You will get yourself together and find a way out.”I entered the walk-in closet, turning to the left side, which was currently filled with all kinds of women's clothing. Blowing out a breath, I went through the expensive-looking dresses, hoping to find
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