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Edeline I was jolted awake by a relentless pounding in my head. It felt like a drumbeat, syncing with the rush of blood through my veins. The pain was intense, making it hard to keep my eyes shut as I wished for some kind of relief. I tried to shift onto my side, hoping to escape the throbbing sensation, but the sunlight streaming through the window made things worse. It pierced through my eyelids, adding to my discomfort and making my brain feel foggy. I was on the edge of screaming from the agony.

Scarlett groaned as she struggled to open her heavy eyelids. Her head was banging with headache, her body was hot and she felt weak all over. She knew that she was lying on her back but it felt like that bed was in a slant position. The room felt cold, like she was in a morgue. Did she have another episode of migraine and lost consciousness?

They’re calling it Mont-a-gue, not Mon-tag, which is the right way to say it. One monitor pings on the side of my desk, and I swing back around. My head is a mess this afternoon afterthecall. My brain feels like someone opened up my skull and rammed shards of glass into the gray matter. My left eye is twitching because I can already feel it coming on. Pain. Hot, like the edge of a blade, stabbing behind my eyes. My teeth also ache from grinding them. Stress is a trigger. Sunlight is a trigger.

Cara felt a sharp pain in the back of her neck, causing her to reach up and rub it as she opened her eyes. She began blinking repeatedly to bring everything around her back into focus. Looking around her she realized that it was a nice sunny afternoon and that she was sitting in her mother's rocking chair on her own front porch. Having nodded off, her head had been hanging in an odd way for too long causing the sharp pain. She slowly picked her head up and returned it to a more natural position. She had to move slowly because it was so stiff.

Sage's POV The dull ache in my head was the first thing I registered, a throbbing pulse behind my eyes. I blinked, the unfamiliar ceiling swimming into focus. Sunlight streamed through a window, illuminating dust motes dancing in the air. Where was I? I tried to push myself up, but a sharp wave of pain shot through my skull, making me gasp.