From High Society To His Service
With each step, Lily's thirst intensifies, her mouth dry and parched as she makes her way down the corridor.
"I need water," she murmurs to herself, her voice raspy and weak. "I have to find some water."
As she rounds the corner, however, Lily finds herself not in the kitchen but in the dimly-lit bar. A bottle of whisky stands on the counter, its amber liquid glinting under her blurry gaze.
"Water," she whispers, her eyes fixed on the bottle. "I need water."
Lily's gaze lingers on the bottle for what feels like an eternity, her mind a whirlpool of confusion and thirst. Her hand, shaking with fatigue, reaches for the bottle, its cool glass a beacon in the darkness.