Burning Utopia - by Camille B. - The Limits of the Cage
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Some fever dreams
You wake up, nervous. You feel stressed. There may not be much time left. A glance at the clock. Well, at most nine hours. Or maybe a few days. It’s impossible to know. The recursion is planned to start at 11 am. You think back on the life you never had to live. It’s a bit cringe, doing that right now, instead of maybe waking up your parents and holding their hands. They were surprised when they saw you there, knocking on the door, at 5 pm, on a weekday. Delighted, of course, but surprised. You knew you had to talk to them just for that day. Be with them, for once. It’s weird, you knew you…
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