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( *swollen eyes lazily open, greeting the white ceiling of the infirmary with minimal surprise. Â how familiar had the sight gotten? Â probably too much. Â maybe she should go to sleep again--the slumber of the last two days had oddly absent of nightmares, making it an even better escape than usual. Â but she can't, she actually can't, for when her eyes flutter shut, not a drop of fatigue, of dream dust, can keep them stuck together and so she sighs, rolls onto her side and pulls out her phone, opening anipang. Â a nurse pokes stops by the girl's bedside, smiling sweetly before murmuring questions on how she felt--the answer was always 'okay,' even though that was no where near true--and announcing, that the doctor would be right with her. Â she nods, giving the woman a hesitant smile before reclining back and focusing on her game. Â her eyes shift to the left side of her bed, and she sighs.
she misses that little black button. )Â

















