When the sun hit the stream just right, the water seemed to glow. Adira wasn’t sure if she was seeing things or if she had been neglected of light for so long that her mind was playing tricks on her, unused to its presence. Frankly, she didn’t know which was more concerning. It was easier not to think about it, she decided; what she ignored held no power to stress her out…she hoped.There was no telling how long this period of sanctuary would be granted to her and she was going to make the most of it, there was no time to be distracted by the sun. Perhaps, Adira thought, ignoring the sun will take it away. Of course, she knew that the sun wouldn’t really leave, she may have been kept naive but she wasn’t stupid enough to believe that her ignorance would cast the sun away completely, but she hoped that ignoring it would make it seem insignificant to her mind and the effects wouldn’t be as bad.Once she reached the edge of the stream, she paused for a moment. Dehydrated didn’t seem like
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