Throbbing in my temples woke me from a dreamless sleep, I was still on the slab they put me on before hand. My body felt like someone discarded my organs and what not, filling me up with liquid lead making it useless to try and rise up off this uncomfortable bed like device. It gave me the time to just lay back and think, the room was empty from what I could tell except Spencer and Arthur sleeping on the beds opposite me, I guessed it was like a medical area.

“Glad you’re awake,” the voice startled me which seemed to shake the effect of lead in my body as I was able to sit up on my elbows to see Aiden standing in the door way leaning against it with his arms folded. He had this air of familiarity to him, I swear I knew him but just couldn’t access my memory, “Thought you’d sleep forever,” he chuckled dropping his arms and pushing off the wall to walk toward me.

Blinking I watched every step until he reached out his hand to help me sit up, his hand was large yet warm and soft, “Thank you,” my voice whispered out as the light headedness subsided.

“No problem,” he shrugged averting his eyes as to which I followed to feel the breath in my chest catch.

I slid off the table, wobbling for a second, grasping Aiden’s arm which shot out and wrapped around my waist, nodding to him he slowly released me and I padded over barefoot over to a window. Just noticing that I had on a gown, bluish white that hung just below my knees and nothing else, “Where’s my clothes?”

Aiden chuckled, “You never had any clothes,”

She raised a brow but figured he’d explain later so she switched her view back to what had blown her breath away. A window the length of the room but that wasn’t what had me in awe, outside…outside was what brought my mind to a sudden halt.

Dark expanse of white circular objects floating around being held up by nothing, just a few feet past those or maybe it was the way the darkness worked and the object was much further but it was a severely large planet, dowsed in red and yellow separated yet blended together.