Chapter 26 She Ate Herself

• Sarah Codache
• The blooming circle of scenery was flush with green, yellow, and blue wild waving plants as I roamed around the area, casting white sparkles that glitter to activate the waters. The hole above this high ceiling was the only access to light towards the single plant in the middle of the ground.
• I felt more comfortable with this place than those two isolated rooms I've been placed in lately. The fresh air was filling my nose, and the waters that surrounded the walls' mounting waterfalls satisfied my inner needs-which I could not explain the reason. It was that I felt safer.