An unbearable itch was crawling over his body—no mere fleeting tickle, but a relentless, maddening sensation that grew stronger with every passing minute. At first, he shrugged it off, blaming an allergic reaction—maybe something he ate or a new detergent in his laundry. But as hours slipped by, the itching intensified, stabbing at his skin like countless tiny needles. It wasn’t confined to his arms or legs; it engulfed his entire body—his neck, back, even his scalp. He scratched frantically, desperate for relief, but each moment of respite was fleeting, quickly overtaken by an even fiercer wave of irritation.
