His head hurt. His back hurt. He couldn’t feel his legs. It was all distressing until his mind came back… — James S. A. Corey
His head hurt. His back hurt. He couldn’t feel his legs. It was all distressing until his mind came back enough for him to realize it meant he hadn’t died.
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