46. Heavy
HEAVY
Everything felt too heavy. Not just my body — my thoughts, my chest, the air itself. Even breathing felt like work.
I should have been screaming. I wasn’t. I had stopped crying as everything went quiet in my mind, like something took the noise and replaced it with static.
My hands were in my lap. I didn’t remember putting them there. I hadn’t moved.
Someone said my name; I knew it was mine, but I didn’t feel like it belonged to me.
They were talking again; I knew, but I couldn’t bring myself to care.
Was I supposed to care?
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