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Shahmeer carefully strained his eyes in the dim light and he was sure her back was covered in stitches, scratches, even bullet wounds and many more stories. 'Who are you?' The question was driving him insane. He heard some shuffling and he felt his life returning back to his body when Myra opened her eyes. She tried hard to register what was happening but failed. "Relax!" He said softly. "There will be dizziness for some time until the blood circulation to the brain is restored." He said but it was too much to grasp for a half-conscious person. "W-What... y... you doing?" She whispered with slurred speech. She was so inaudible that if her face wasn't right next to her, he might have not heard her. "Saving 'us'. I realized just now, there is no Shahmeer without you. Every breath t