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From here.]Staggering into the small room, Rose took a moment to try and control her breathing, gasping for air as she leaned against one of the shelves. Her flashlight was dim, but steady for the moment, and even that much light was enough to quell some - though certainly not all - of the unreasonable panic that had ruled her a moment before
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Abandoning someone who was clearly at the end of her rope wasn't an option, though, and so Zack followed Rose into the small storage room. He didn't know if the cramped space would make her feel better or worse, but he chose to linger near the door, wanting to give her as much space as she needed.
He couldn't even ask her something as simple as "Are you okay?" (which was probably a pointless question anyway, seeing how she clearly wasn't), and so Zack simply watched her with a steady gaze, hoping that this spontaneous fear of hers would wear off sooner rather than later.
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"I'm sorry," she apologized, her tone sheepish and embarrassed. "I'm not normally... I think there's something wrong with me. Maybe... maybe I'm not as immune as I thought. Although why the drugs would turn you into a dog and me into a raving lunatic, I don't know." There was no point, at least not that she could pinpoint.
She closed her eyes, still feeling herself tremble, and took deep, calming breaths. "It's the dark. I keep seeing things out of the corner of my eye but when I turn my head, there's nothing there. When the flashlight went out... there were things moving everywhere."
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