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The noise was deafening, and the heavy bass pulsed through my chest with every single beat. My right thigh felt a strange, rhythmic pressure. The thick fabric of my denim jacket pressed against my leg, but the ground was vibrating so much from the music that I could not distinguish the source of the movement. I just assumed the speakers were causing the friction, so I kept walking forward without checking my pocket.

It was almost amusing how a change in physical position could shift the way you saw everything else, but today was an evident demonstration of exactly that. "I hope it doesn't hurt to walk," Amina said, noticing I hadn't taken any steps yet and was still holding onto my cane. "No, not at all," I said. "I was just starting to adapt to this. At least temporarily." "I'm sorry if I rushed you at all," Amina said. "It's okay. I can't spend all my time enjoying the view." I took a step forward. Then another. Then another, my eyes dropping briefly to my ankle not because I doubted it but because weeks of limited movement had left me with a strange all-muscle-no-memory sensation. My leg knew what to

She limped a few steps alongside Cali, who stopped when she noticed Leesa's limp. “What's wrong with your leg?” Leesa looked down at her foot. “I'm missing a small piece of bone,” she explained. “It's no big deal. I was born like that.” Cali looked at Leesa's leg more closely. “Does it hurt?” “Nope, not at all. And I can walk as fast as the next person,” Leesa added defensively. “I do a couple of miles almost every day.” “Cool.” Cali tapped her port-wine stain again. “Makes us a good pair. We each got our own little thing. Besides, nothing draws guys faster than a pretty girl who looks like she needs help.”

Not yet, though. It wasn’t time. He stood. Fuck, his thighs burned. They ached. His knees felt wrong and weird. Like swollen water balloons that were going to explode or something. Sorta like if he were to stab ‘em with a knife, they’d send arcs of blood or puss or something everywhere. And his calves, his shins, they were weak. Like he was some old dude who’d fall over any second. Fuckin’ getting sick. Damn dirty bitches . . .

My legs felt a bit heavy after sitting in the meeting room for a whole day. I had also taken my shoes off when I sat down. I made an awkward discovery that I was not able to put my shoes on again. Sophie had already stood up, but I was still sitting in place. She stared at me in confusion. “What’s wrong, Cassia? Why aren’t leaving? Are your legs numb?” “My feet are swollen. I can’t put on my shoes.” “Oh.” She looked down. “Let me find you a pair of slippers.” “No, it’ll be ugly.”

I felt the blood flowing back into them as I stretched. My relief only lasted a second before I jumped to my feet. I feel a little woozy and weak in the knees, it takes grabbing onto the bed to hold myself up. I pause for a moment and try to let the nerves in my legs wake up. When I feel like I can take a step forward without falling back, I carefully place my foot in front of the other and head to the door.

Huh? I looked at myself sitting on the floor, covering myself with the blanket I got from the bed. Oh my…. Why… I can’t feel my knees or legs. It’s like they gave up after running a marathon or something. I tried standing up but it really gave up. Did I run a lap to the event hall? Why does my lower body act like this?

“Find me something to eat. I’m starving.” I didn't argue. I slid off the mattress, putting a little too much force into the movement to show him I wasn't happy about being dismissed. I turned to walk away, but as soon as I tried to put weight on my legs, a dull, heavy numbness washed over my lower body. My knees felt like they were made of water. They simply gave out. I went down hard. My knees hit the floor with a loud, hollow thud that echoed through the room.

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Karina began to feel tired, especially in her calves, which now felt weak. Karina stopped as she reached the starting line again for the second time. Realizing that Karina had stopped, Xavier also stopped and approached her. "I think I'll just jog this far. My legs aren't strong enough to run another lap." Karina said, gasping for breath. Xavier smiled, showing his neat and white teeth, "Alright. I'll run 3 more laps as usual. To prevent any soreness and stiffness, soak your feet in cold water." "Thank you for the suggestion." Karina replied.