Nagy felt that she was spinning in circles, that a coldness was creeping into her bones and suffocating her.

Her lungs choked, she couldn't breathe.

Then another gulp of air, and then swirls and darkness.

She suddenly opened her eyes, screaming and gasping for air.

She ached all over, as if every organ in her body had been disarmed.

But when she remembered the last thing that had happened, it was her heart that hurt the most.

Nagy stood for a few seconds staring at the old wooden ceiling, where