<span style="font-style: italic">"Hopefully it will help you feel better, my dear..."</span>His voice still holding its luciousness that made her body continue to shake in what she realized was lust.  Why did such a stranger do this? She wasnâ€™t sure. Even now when her mind was a swirl she could hardly understand the feeling. It was strong, pleasant, yet unpleasantness at the same time. She wanted to blame this feeling on her head, and the fuzziness of the world around her. But she could hardly place such feelings on the fact that she might be having heatstroke.<br/><br/>She carefully brushed her hand down his arm. Loving the fabric that he had, liking the fact that he was cold as ice.  Her hands feeling the coldness in welcoming. The dots in her vision  seeming like a connect the dots game to her. She could almost make shapes out of the pictures in her mind. Shapes of stars, circles, and squares. That alone made her feel as if she must be insane. "I must be going insaneâ€¦All these dots in my vision. And the way my body goes hot, then suddenly cold." She heard her voice which sounded so distant. As if it was on another planet.  "Everythingâ€¦its so fucking weirdâ€¦" Her voice trailed off even further.<br/><br/>Her hands continued to touch him. As if just knowing he was there was some form of comfort for her. No matter how little. She sucked in a little air trying hard to refocus herself. But nothing worked. This state she was in just wouldnâ€™t go away. She heaved in a sigh. The sigh seeming to also be distant to her. It was as if she herself was so far from the scene inside the car that she could hardly change anything. The fuzzy feeling seemed to get more, and more. All she wanted was to breath the man next to her. But that thought scared her, but didnâ€™t repulse her. For the man was far from ugly. But this feeling was so strong that it scared her more than anything.  "I donâ€¦â€™t undeâ€¦rstand  this feeling I have." She muttered. She felt so far off that it completely scared her to even feel that way. She had hardly noticed when they took a turn, and started driving down a an old town road.<span style="font-style: italic">What was the deal again?</span>She wondered. It didnâ€™t matter at this point. She surely wouldnâ€™t survive.