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Far From Bedtime


It's far from bedtime, but he keeps tucking me in. More and more blankets. Enthralled in this cocoon of blankets, squeezing me. I can't breathe. My face... is surely red. My brain feels like cotton. Cotton is my brain - the pierce of a bear trap injecting into my ankle seems more appealing than being cuddled, smothered, by all the fluffy blankets in the world... Because in reality, the blankets are like sharp rocks on the gel of my aura.
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