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"How? How were they administering it?" "Most likely through food or drink," Dr. Carter replied. "Something consumed regularly. The symptoms Ms. Armstrong described, the headaches, nausea, dizziness and weakness, are all consistent with chronic heavy metal poisoning." Something consumed regularly. The thought felt like I had been doused in cold water. Tea. I had been drinking tea almost every day for weeks. The special blend Maribel brought me. The mint tea Claire made when she visited. Both of them were making me tea and caring for me but one of them was poisoning me.

Loss of Fetus Lerina is seen massaging her head. For some reason, he's been feeling dizzy lately. He contacted the pantry to deliver drinks to his room. Tsk "Why does it hurt so much?" sighed Lerina. It felt like his brain was unable to think to continue his work. Knock knock "Enter!" A female cleaning service brought him a cup of tea, placed it on the table, and came back out. Lerina leaned back in the chair. Occasionally, he closed his eyes to try to neutralize the pain in his head, but still the same: the pain was getting worse. Lerina got up slowly towards the sofa. He sat down and grabbed the tea that was on the table.

"Oh, I already boiled it before. About ten minutes ago. Drank cappuccino." I raised a brow at her. "You don't want to sleep?" She sighed. "I was having a terrible headache, remember? Coffee helps with headaches." "I've never heard of that." "Oh, it does. It'll help dilate your blood vessels to allow blood flow to your head." Of course, John must have told her this. I wondered how many things he'd told her or how many memories she'd made with him. She'd started to mention his name so frequently and I tried not to get upset by it.

I had ended it, but it didn’t feel like a victory. I set the tea down and pushed myself up, hoping movement would distract me. Instead, a wave of dizziness hit me so hard I had to grab the edge of the table to stay upright. My breaths came shallow and quick as I waited for the sensation to pass. “What is wrong with me?” I muttered to myself. My hands were clammy, and my pulse felt irregular. Was it just stress? Or something worse?

I giggled and brought the teacup to my lips. It tasted delicious and warmed my throat and stomach, causing me to hum in bliss. There was nothing more comforting than a cup of hot tea to me. I continued to sip it and giggled with my friends, talking about various past galas that we had attended. I had almost finished my tea when I suddenly began to feel dizzy. The room felt like it was burning hot and like it was spinning around me. It was like I was on a carousel at a carnival, watching the world spin around me as I sat in one spot.

Taking small, even breaths through my nose, I did my best to ease the anger that simmered just beneath my surface. “What the actual hell is wrong with her?” I mumbled to myself. I took a large sip of my tea and felt an odd bitterness on the back of my tongue. Slowly, I glanced down into my mug and noticed a strange discoloration that wasn’t quite normal for my basic Earl Grey tea. It didn’t take long for an overwhelming wave of dizziness to crash over me. I swayed back and forth on my feet, unable to gain a real sense of balance. Then, came the excruciating heat that bloomed in my cheeks and began making its way down my body only to settle in my lower abdomen. It had me clenching my thighs t

He brought me something for the headache, but how did he know I was having terrible pain in my head? 'He watched you drink yourself away at the bar. A hangover is the aftermath of drinking too much. Anyone with a cell in their brain knows that.' Trust the voice in my head to make me feel dumber than I already am. This man couldn’t have raped me last night. He’s too caring. I bit my lips and collected the cup to stare at it. It looked like green tea, except it had leaves I didn’t recognise in it. "It’s herbal tea for hangovers. It has been passed down for generations in my family," he explained, seeing the suspicious way I eyed the mug in my hand. "It reduced the headache after a few minutes

I’m coming for you Isabella, just hold on for a few days. I will immediately go to my room and sleep because I have had a bad headache since I woke up today. Yesterday after I had that herbal tea, I don’t remember when I fell asleep. When I woke up this morning I had a severe headache and I felt weird; it was not the usual sleep I had every night. It felt like my brain had shut down but my body didn’t. It felt that I was sleeping yet awake.

The next morning, Georgia's head was pounding like crazy. Everything was spinning around her, she felt dizzy and even on the verge of vomiting. The woman couldn't remember what happened the night before, she only knew that she would never drink again because she didn't want to feel that way ever again.

He just nodded and Jake immediately enters. Almost immediately, he felt a strange sensation—a slight dizziness that made his vision dance. He blinked, trying to focus, but the world around him seemed to blur. He felt a ringing in his ear. His body felt heavy, as if a wave of fatigue hit him hard. 'That tea was drugged.' His vision darkened as he struggled to keep himself awake, but the drug in the tea was taking effect quickly. Before he could fight it any longer, everything went black.