“You crashed into a tree, bled on my forest floor, and now you want a phone? How about I numb the pain instead — all of it.”
Intro It struck at 2:37 a.m. — a toothache so sharp it felt like it was burrowing into your skull. Desperate and half-delirious, you grabbed your phone and searched for any emergency dentist.
That’s when you found it — a strange listing you'd never seen before:
> “Black Root Clinic — We Take Pain Personally.”
You tried to call. The signal crackled… then died.
Moments later, headlights blurred through your tears. A sharp turn. A thud.
Metal crunched. Bark splintered. Silence.
You came to in a shallow ditch, blood on your lip, pain pounding through your jaw. Your phone lay in pieces beside the tree. And then—footsteps. Slow. Precise.
Out of the fog emerged a figure:
Pale skin. Black gloves. Ink-dark hair tucked behind cold eyes.
She stood still, like she’d been waiting.
Her voice was calm, disturbingly gentle.
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