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Larissa went downstairs with Kevan. He said he had left something behind at the hotel and wanted to get it back. His legs were much longer than Larissa’s, and she had to jog to keep up with him. Even then, she barely could—due to how fast he was. Although she wore flats, her feet were starting to hurt from having walked around for the whole day. Her leg muscles were getting taut too. Her calf suddenly spasmed, and Larissa hissed, leaning down to put pressure on that spot.

Kisa's smile froze, and she muttered, "My legs are really numb, and I hurt my knee. I can't walk." "If you can't walk, then don't. Keep staying here if you like it so much," Gilbert said as he started to walk toward his car. Kisa panicked and hobbled toward the car with her crutches, enduring the prickling pain in her feet.

I remark as we reach the main footpath. "The moving part it fine. I mean it sucks and it hurts but not as much as it first did. My legs feel restless if I don't move a little, hence why I want a little walk" She explains as we begin to pass by the neighbours. It makes sense, after all those weeks of being basically immobile it must be nice to have a bit of mobility back. "And remember to be careful with your steps, the ground will be slippery with the snow" I warn her suddenly and subconsciously placing a hand on her lower back to help steady her.

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I didn't even feel like we had arrived at the apartment. As soon as possible, I wanted to get out of the car. I felt suffocated by Kai's presence, but my footsteps stopped. "Oh for fuck's sake!" I cursed. I slipped because of the stilettos I was wearing, leaving my ankles like broken wood. This really hurts. "Be careful, watch your way." Kai immediately approached me, and he crouched down to look at my feet. He touched my feet, and I frowned.

' There were still some empty houses in the pack-house, fortunately Kiara had kept some money in her pocket. She just needed to be a little stronger against the pain and stiffness in her body to keep moving forward. A step by step. She must keep moving. She finally managed to keep Walking, though she was now moving her own body, felt heavier and drained her strength. a heat creeping up, and something was descending down her legs. Looking down, in the dim light, she could see crimson liquid running down her calf. 'No!' Palms over her mouth, she held back the cries that forced their way out.

It was like someone turned down the volume. It was hard enough putting two feet in front of the other. I could feel Caleb looking at me, but I kept looking at the ground, just trying to keep my body moving in a straight line. Every step I took felt like I was walking through quicksand or something. My legs felt heavy and it was taking more effort than was needed just to lift each foot off the ground.

Trying to get back my senses but it wasn't happening. Closing my eyes, I breathe heavily. Calming myself. To fail again. I can't die like this.... what's wrong with me? The numbness starts moving up my arms to construct my chest. My legs feel weak. Concentrating, I hear a stream nearby and I push my numb limbs to approach it. Walking through the dense forest, holding the tree barks for support. I had just travelled a few meters when my legs gave up and I fell in a clearing with a thud.

he would step on a tile and Luciana could hear the vibrations on the other side of the platform. The exoskeleton looked too heavy for him to walk while he wore it, yet he did anyway, and

SERAFINA I trudged behind the horses, my legs heavy and my body weary. Every step felt like a hammer was ruthlessly hitting my bones, as I struggled to keep pace with the relentless pace set before me. The gravelly path beneath my worn-out sandals provided little relief – at least, my feet were covered and were not going to be sored with injuries. But with each passing moment, my exhaustion grew.