ARA: CHAPTER 72

It was cold...his body shivered from the temperature. Surrounded by pitch blackness and nothingness, clusterphobic in the tightness of the space.

His body brushed against the hardness of the jagged wall, everytime he moved carelessly it would scrap his flesh and wounds.

The space became tighter as books filled the space around him.

He couldn't see to read them so he felt them with his fingers.

It was better than the voices, than to remember he is alone in the darkness.

Than to remember there's no air, he was suffocating from breathing in his own carbon dioxide back into his lungs.

He was sweat when he had a drop of water all day, help...help me.

His mind cried but his mouth wound not move those words didn't even make meaning anymore.

The first fifty days he stayed there he couldn't breathe, he screamed and cried none stop he thought if he cried hard enough someone...anyone who feel sympathy and set him free.