Chapter Seven-1

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Chapter Seven Day Four Pitch black. No need for a blindfold under these circumstances, she could barely see her hand before her eyes. No stars. No moon. No nearby city with blazing lights to lighten the jungle sky. Just the darkness—consuming, overwhelming, invasive, as if it could actually reach to her heart and shroud it in gloom. A sensation of dread darted up her spine and tickled the hairs at the back of her neck. A rope tether had been thrown around her throat before she was led through the forest at a breakneck speed. Sometimes she was pushed and prodded to go faster by the urgent men behind her; the next minute, one of the brutes was out in front and, like a tugboat to an ocean vessel, she was pulled through darkness as thick as water. Stumbling through the night her anxiety ro

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