Chapter 31

• When I opened my eyes I was standing in my dingy apartment. It looked even smaller the last time after wandering around the large nightwalker, I’d say palace, but it wasn’t. Dwelling? Whatever it was called the bathroom was larger than my whole apartment. Then again, when a group of giants lived there, it made sense.
• I didn’t bother turning the lights as I navigated over to the wall that seemed to be my think spot in this tiny space. Sliding down, I looked outside at the street light.
• My mind was mush. So many thoughts at the same time, I didn’t know how to begin to sort them out. For as long as I could remember I didn’t actually belong anywhere, not fitting into any one group for more than a few days. I’d always thought it was because I didn’t have any sort of normal upbringing, but now I had to admit that was just an excuse I used to not fit in. I liked my life, for the most part. I looked around again, debated on turning on the lights, but it looked better in the dark so I left it that way.