This life again
Aches jolt from the bottom of my feet to the back of my calves, and I bite back groan of pain.
"Don't move just yet." Quill instructs me, running out the room, and then coming back with a clunky wooden chair that has wheels and hand rests, tiny levers on the side of the wheels.
"Let me help you in this wheelchair." he says, and I stare at him, then back on the chair.
"I haven't lost the ability to walk though." I argue, standing shakily on my own two feet, as I try to walk, almost falling on my face.
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