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The night air felt cool against Paulina's skin as she walked away, the dim lights blurring slightly in her vision. She had enjoyed the evening immensely, the conversation with Carl a welcome respite from the anxieties that had been plaguing her. She felt lighter, her heart filled with a newfound sense of peace and joy. But as she continued walking, a strange sensation washed over her. The world around her seemed to tilt, the sidewalk beneath her feet swaying like a ship at sea. She felt a sudden dizziness, a wave of nausea rising in her throat. "Oh, dear," she muttered to herself, her voice sounding strangely distant, as if from a faraway land. "Maybe I had a bit too much champagne." She tried to steady herself, to regain her balance, but the dizziness intensified. The world spun around