Nora usually slept like a log. Usually being the operative word here. She frowned, still drowsy, shifting her weight against the mattress. This wasn't her bed; even semi-cognizant, she could feel that the lumps where the person usually slept were different. She opened her eyes, ready to apologize to whomever - how had she fallen asleep in someone
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And her pain had been exquisite, a plethora of old and new, shallow and deep, most of it sharp and invigorating that made his task seem so much more rewarding. You didn't get that with every person. If he were a younger, less experienced man he might find himself wanting to establish something so he could get another shot at it, but he wasn't the glutton in the family.
But then the screaming and the panicking began and Sybok wondered what he had done wrong. He propped himself up on his elbows, concerned but groggy. "Joanna? What's wrong?"
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Sybok sat up all the way, the sheets pooling around his waist. "It's impossible for you to be Nora," he said, more to himself, "because you look the same as you did last night, Joanna."
His eyes darted around the room, thinking, and then he stretched out a hand to her. "Let me see something."
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