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An insane thought to match an unreal evening.
Despite the throbbing pain in her head, she pushed herself to her hands and knees then stood. Dizziness made her wobble, and she spent a moment blinking until the room stopped moving. She surveyed the area. No one sat on the sofa or at the scarred Formica table from the seventies behind it. Beyond those relics was an open kitchen, its butcher-block countertop piled high with refuse and dirty dishes, pizza boxes, cans of pop, wrappers, and a plate with something green and fuzzy growing from it.
Not seeing anyone, or an exit-which she really wanted before she ran into crazy David again-she whirled. And screamed!