This was not a bus. Nor was it the Times office. From what William could recall in the dimly accessible vestiges of memory, these were the most likely places to have woken up, and it was mildly confusing when his surrounds proved to be neither
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Her eyes moved beneath her lids but otherwise she stayed still. Her body had absolutely no desire to move yet. It would need more concrete proof that there was something worth moving for.
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Slightly messy, because of those things that had taken the place over but were apparently gone now, occupancy rates seriously up, with lots of the beds occupied-
-and one by someone in particular. William felt a bolt of shocked concern and tried sitting up again, before collapsing back with another groan. He turned his head instead and said, "Maladicta?"
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He looked around, searching for a medical professional who could tell him if she was meant to be sleeping or not.
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And then she saw William try to sit up. Immediately, there was bustling and she was over between the beds, looking from one to the other. "Lie back down," she said. It wasn't quite a command, but there was no doubting she didn't intend to hear arguments either. "You need your rest."
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But only because he had given thought to the situation and made the independent decision to do so.*
*In other words, "could not remain upright any longer."
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