The surface of the fluid in Diane's<br />
stomach was relatively calm. Chunks of chicken swirled around, almost<br />
touching the top of the stomach. Every ten to fifteen seconds the<br />
walls would contract, jumbling up all of the food with the acid<br />
slowly seeping in. Finally after almost a minute, one of the bigger<br />
chunks of digesting food shifted, and a diminutive girl broke the<br />
surface, gasping in the rancid air.&nbsp;<br />
Holly's lungs and throat burned as<br />
she took her first breath in what felt like an eterni