He didn’t think much of it at first. Just a dry mouth on a Wednesday afternoon and a slight ache behind the eyes. Deadlines had piled up, and the coffee machine was still humming in the background. But by early evening, his thoughts came slower, his focus blurred. And it struck him—not stress, not hunger....
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