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Aurelius Pov Something just didn't sit right with me, every fiber of me felt heavy like I was carrying a weight that doesn't belong to me. Like more load has been dumped on my shoulders and its weight is killing me. I woke up to back pains every morning and my waist and joints were not sitting back. It's more like I was experiencing the chronicles of old age where all parts of my body had given up on me and I was only hanging by a thread.

I woke up and felt like a freight train had run me over. My body felt heavy, and my head was filled with cotton. There was an annoying buzzing around me that wouldn't go away no matter how much I tried to stop it. I tried to move my hand but something was constricting my movement. I blinked and was met with a stark white ceiling and more beeping. I went to move my head, but it was stiff, as was the rest of my body. It felt like I hadn't moved in weeks.

I heard someone walking around so I slowly woke up. My body is very tired. Even though I've been at work a few shifts, I'm not that tired like this. My breath also feels hot. "I'll be back, Ze. Give me a minute." he said hurriedly before he ran. What happened to him? I got up and felt a headache and body ache. I think I was overwhelmed last night. I stood up and slowly walked and was pinched by the pain I was feeling in the middle of my thigh. But I managed to do that until I got to the bathroom.

I woke up with a heavy headache, feeling as if my head was about to explode. It was as if a ton of bricks had been dropped on me overnight, and I couldn't shake off the feeling of foreboding that weighed down on me. I tried to sit up, but the dizziness that hit me was too much to bear, so I lay back down, taking deep breaths to steady myself.

Atlas’s POV The first thing I noticed was how heavy my body felt. It was as if every muscle was weighed down with sandbags, making me feel sluggish, and my eyelids were glued shut, no matter how hard I tried to open them. A dull, nauseating headache throbbed behind my eyes, and for a moment, I just lay there, taking shallow breaths and trying to understand why everything felt so off.

Ash felt the dull pain in her back all throughout breakfast. She felt it in the back of her neck as she bent down to bring spoonfulls of food into her mouth. She felt it shifting through her organs as she laughed with her friends. She felt it spread from her back to her legs as she walked to class and felt it in her arms as she shifted the weight of her book bag from one shoulder to another. "Ash, you don't look well. What's wrong?" Isabelle looked at her friend with concern.

Cold and massive. A cold hand touches the back of my head. Just one. And everything goes black.

Everything feels wrong. A groan leaves his throat, and with difficulty, he pushes himself up to a sitting position and drops his legs off the edge of the bed, and instantly, an intense ache in his head consumes him. It’s sharp and merciless, and it hits him harder than lightning. He quickly shuts his eyes, trying to stop the ground from spinning, and his body feels so heavy that he’s almost falling back on the bed, but he holds himself back. “You should lie down a bit longer.”

" She asked herself as she tried to keep her eyes opened. She adjusted her body and sat up well. She touched her head. The migraine she felt was so heavy. She could barely keep her face up. She rested her back but she felt heavy and pains everywhere. Her eyes felt heavy. And her mouth did too. She yawned and licked her mouth several times.

As his vision began to form kaleidoscopic images, his head began to feel heavy. "What’s wrong, baby? Are you feeling sick?” Before his entire vision went black, he overheard her say something in an irritating laugh.