Trouble
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I slowly wake to the after effects of a sleeping drug in my head and the smell of death to my nose. My usually soft, silky, brown hair feels like a knotted mess on top of my head. I groan.
How did I get here? When did I? Why am I? Who brought me here? Those questions are racing through my mind right at this moment.
I slowly open and close my bright blue eyes a couple of times. Everything is the colour of midnight's sky....
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