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By the time I heard the bell to start class, I almost felt relieved when I realized they hadn't yet tried anything. A short time later, amongst the quiet of class, I felt an odd sensation in my head out of nowhere. It was a weird, itchy, buzzing feeling right along the back of my skull. I kept scratching the area to rid myself of it, but it kept on reasserting itself. I casually glanced back at Sarah to make sure she wasn't doing anything funny like zapping the back of my head with a taser or something.

George's worried voice came through again as he leaned over to pat my back. "Bambi, are you alright?".he asked, his voice squirming in concern. I took a few deep breaths, wiping my mouth with toilet paper. "Yes...I'm fine. I experienced it yesterday morning but it wasn't severe like today.. I think it became worse.” I replied in a weak voice.. I stood to my feet and stumbled backwards a bit due to weakness..

If only I could focus just a little harder. "... To wake up, Christian. Can you hear me?" The voice was only mildly familiar to me, and yet it made me feel warmer. My eyelids were heavy, as if they were made of lead, or some other even denser metal. I suddenly noticed a dull ache coming from the back of my head, and my mouth felt dry. There was also an odd taste in there that I could not quite place.

AURORA I was in the middle of taking an order when I felt a sharp pain. It started in my lower back, a dull ache that I ignored at first. I'd been having back pain for weeks, it was just part of being pregnant, just another thing my body was doing that I couldn't control. I kept writing, kept nodding, kept smiling at the customer like nothing was wrong. The customer was an older woman, she was ordering a salad and a cup of tea, and I was trying to focus on her words, trying to remember everything she said.

I don't regret it, still I feel the burden😢 I pull my door open and walk into my small, but comfortable house. I let myself fall on the couch, allowing the tiredness wash through me. I rub my head again, after a migraine hit me hard. I've been feeling dizzy throughout the day. Veronica my co–worker helped me at some point.

But it took hold of my foot and hoisted me onto its back. I yelped loudly and tried to catch my breath. For sure, it is taking me to its king! "No! Let me go!" Squirming and shouting only resulted in a cold shoulder. I did my best to use my other leg to kick him, but it was futile. This beast is ripped! It's not even bothered with my antics. Later then, I felt lethargic all of a sudden. Every time it walks, my head bumps its muscular back. A headache would come over me if this went on for too long.

Bella POV Something was wrong the moment I woke up. Not the obvious kind of wrong. Not screaming pain or blood or panic. This was quieter than that. My body felt heavy, like it didn’t fully belong to me anymore. When I shifted on the bed, my lower back ached sharply, and I had to stop and breathe through it. I lay there for a while, staring at the ceiling, trying to figure out if this was normal after what happened in the arena. It wasn’t.

Sophia I wake up to a bright light hitting my face. I try to blink, but my eyelids feel heavy, and a constant buzzing hums in the back of my head. It takes me a few seconds to realize that I’m lying in a hospital bed. The smell of disinfectant, the faint beeping of machines, the white walls… everything confirms that I’ve been admitted. I try to lift my torso slowly, but an extreme fatigue weighs down my muscles, and I feel a sharp twinge at the back of my neck.

Aria How can my body feel so heavy. I felt sweaty and sticky. It was hot. The room was hot and I felt like I was thrown into the pits of hell. The headache! My head was splitting. I notice the weight around my waist. The warmth radiating from my back. Memories from last night flash I'm my mind. They were pictures. Parts of them. I shake my head and immediately regret it. Everything begun to spin I shut my eyes tight trying to even my breathe.

I also held on to the last of my strength, the headache radiating from the back of my head became almost unbearable, everything was spinning before my eyes. So without reaching the right place, I lost consciousness.