My eyes eagerly shot open bright and early the next morning, curious to see the results of my hypothesis. But I wasn't prepared for the adverse effects of the bright streams of sunlight seeping through the slightly ajar curtains. It seemed to trigger the onset of a tremendously painful headache, causing me to wince in discomfort.
"Good morning, Lele." Dafnie’s voice floated in a melodious rhythm from across the room. Her chirpy voice, which would normally brighten my mood was now the bane of my life. I groaned in response and in no time, she rushed to my side, worry now etched on her brows.
I tried to sit up, hoping to alleviate some of her worries, but she instinctively reached out to stop me.
"Raylee!?" She practically screeched as she touched me. "You are burning up! You nee
