Your head was feeling so heavy that you could barely move it. Every sound you heard seemed so far away, like you weren't in the same room. It surprised you that your body didn't feel hurt and that you could just move everything without feeling any pain. You were still numbed though, the shock from yesterday was still going through your body and you were scared. You could feel that the mattress where you were lying on wasn't your own. 

Slowly you blinked your eyes open, wanting to know where you were. You just had to look for a window or something and then you could jump out and run home, if you knew how to get there. But what you saw caught you of guard, and you almost instantly forgot about yout window idea. You were in a room that was completely white and light. It was the most beautiful bedroom you had seen in your entire life and it made you grow slightly jealous. Which girl wouldn't want to have such an enormous bedroom that looked like heaven? 

You swung your legs over the edge of the bed and sat down, seeing the big window in front of you. The only thing you saw were trees, like this house was standing in the middle of the woods. As you looked down you saw a pair of pink and fluffy slippers standing next to the bed, probably for you to wear. You slipped your feet into them and enjoyed how soft and warm they felt. You decided that now you were in this house anyway, that you could better check everything out before leaving. You wondered in who's house you were, but actually you already knew the anwser to that question. 

You stood up and looked down on yourself. The clothes you had been wearing last evening were gone, you were no longer wearing your dress. Insteat of that there was a long oversized white shirt that somehow fitted you perfectly. The fact that he had changed your clothes and had probably seen you made you blush, but there was nothing you could still change about that. As quiet as you could you began to walk out of the room, looking for the man who had brought you here. If the house was to big there was a chance you were never going to find him though. 

You wandered around in the hallway, opening ever door you passed to see if there was anybody in there. When you came at the last door you were already tired of this game and opened the door without knocking like you had done before, without meeting someone on the other side. But this time you had made a small mistake in that. As soon as you opened the door a met your eyes and you shrieked before smashing the door close again. While leaning against the wall you heard a familiar voice chuckle at your behavior. "Jagiya, don't be shy. It's not like you'll never see it again right? Just come i