I hated vomiting—it was one of the most disgusting things in the world. Yet, there I was, hunched over the toilet, throwing up bitter, clear liquid. Lawrence knelt beside me, holding my hair back and gently patting my back. I felt utterly miserable.After a few more dry heaves, my nausea subsided by a fraction—just a tiny fraction."I want to die. I feel so awful," I groaned, lifting my head weakly."Why are you throwing up? Did you get up in the middle of the night to eat something?" he asked, rolling off some toilet paper to wipe my mouth. Somehow, this had become the most romantic situation we'd ever been in."No, it was that bacon. It looked and smelled bad—it must've been spoiled," I muttered, my stomach still churning."Spoiled? But I tasted it—it wasn't bad..."I shouldn't have imagined him eating it, but I did. The thought of that greasy, awful-looking bacon made my nausea return, though this time it was only dry heaves."Does anyone in your family or circle have a virus
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