Humanity Gone: Facade of Order
“I move my head around, but my vision is still fuzzy. God knows how long I was unconscious. My head still hurts from where the gun stocks hit me, and my chin falls to my chest.
Stupid.
How could I get so distracted while looking at those papers? I lift my head up again. The room seems to spin. Acid builds up in the back of my throat. With effort, I swallow it.
“She's conscious,” a voice yells from outside the room. “Begin the interrogation.”
... “How far do you want me to go?” a much closer voice answers.
“As far as you need to.”
I don't like the sound of that. A bang startles me in the chair and my body jumps, but it's still held down by the straps. The door must have slammed shut in front of me.MoreLess
Stupid.
How could I get so distracted while looking at those papers? I lift my head up again. The room seems to spin. Acid builds up in the back of my throat. With effort, I swallow it.
“She's conscious,” a voice yells from outside the room. “Begin the interrogation.”
... “How far do you want me to go?” a much closer voice answers.
“As far as you need to.”
I don't like the sound of that. A bang startles me in the chair and my body jumps, but it's still held down by the straps. The door must have slammed shut in front of me.MoreLess
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