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“I didn’t think so. The doctor has

“I didn’t think so. The doctor has left some medication to keep you hydrated.”
“Oh.”
“You rest now,” he said, and stood. I watched helplessly as he crossed the room.
“Jenny?” I managed to say as he reached the doorway.
“Don’t worry, your friends know you’re safe.” He left and closed the door behind him.

I fell in and out of sleep. Jay and Rosie always seemed to be at my side whenever I woke, day or night. Bringing me water and pills. Mopping my sweaty brow with a cool cloth. Sometimes I even ate a few crackers or a bite of banana.
Each time I woke, I felt a little better. My head hurt a little less. My joints and muscles ached a little less. But as my physical ailments subsided, my mind became more and more unsettled.
How did I get to Jay’s house? How long have I been here? I hadn’t really talked to either Jay or Rosie, only for utilitarian issues. I need water. I need more painkillers. I need to sleep. But now I felt a little better. I needed answers.

Jay came in. I was sitting on the bed, happy my head no longer hurt to be upright, at least not more than it hurt lying down.
“You’re sitting, you must be feeling a little better.” He opened the blind, and I squinted as bright sunlight flooded the room.
“So much better than I was.”
“Good.” He sat on the end of the bed and twisted his body to me.
“I don’t know how to thank you.”
“You don’t need to.” The corners of his lips moved, almost forming a smile.
“What happened?”
“The man drugged you. The doctor thinks with GHB because of how severe your symptoms have been. You’re lucky, it can be fatal.”
“But how did I get here.”
“I saw you at the club, and stopped the man.”
“Why were you at the club?” I asked, trying to fit the puzzle pieces together.
“I saw you there. Dancing with him. Rubbing up against him on the dance floor. The flash of red of your shoe soles as you moved.” I stared at him, disbelieving this was happening to me. “And then he took you upstairs. He was all over you, but I realized you’d been drugged. Your body was floppy and your eyes glazed.”
“And you stopped him.”
“Good thing I was there to protect you. God knows what he would have done to you.”
“Yes, thank you.” Though I still didn’t understand why Jay was at the club, I would be eternally grateful for his intervention.
“The necklace looks beautiful on you, I’m glad you decided to wear it.”
I turned red. My hand went to the necklace, and ran my fingers down the chain until I was holding the diamond between my fingers.
“Thank you for this too. How,” I hesitated, “How long have I been here?”
“Three days. Do you feel up to coming downstairs? You must be sick of this room.”
Three whole days? The news shocked me. Still, I liked the the idea of getting out of bed. The idea that I could get out of bed now that my body didn’t feel like I was on the verge of death. “I think so.”
“Good, there’s a robe for you in the top drawer. I’ll wait for you outside.” He patted my leg, and left the room.
I pulled myself from the bed and stretched. The muscle pain I’d felt had given over to tightness and cramps from being in bed so long.
A selection of robes were inside the top drawer. All pale white. One silk, one terry, one cotton, one satin. Those were on the top row. There were more underneath but I didn’t want to keep Jay waiting. I grabbed the cotton one and pulled it on.
I gripped the doorknob, ready to turn it when I paused. What would be waiting for me on the other side?
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“I didn’t think so. The doctor has left some medication to keep you hydrated.”“Oh.”“You rest now,” he said, and stood. I watched helplessly as he crossed the room.“Jenny?” I managed to say as he reached the doorway.“Don’t worry, your friends know you’re safe.” He left and closed the door behind him.I fell in and out of sleep. Jay and Rosie always seemed to be at my side whenever I woke, day or night. Bringing me water and pills. Mopping my sweaty brow with a cool cloth. Sometimes I even ate a few crackers or a bite of banana.Each time I woke, I felt a little better. My head hurt a little less. My joints and muscles ached a little less. But as my physical ailments subsided, my mind became more and more unsettled.How did I get to Jay’s house? How long have I been here? I hadn’t really talked to either Jay or Rosie, only for utilitarian issues. I need water. I need more painkillers. I need to sleep. But now I felt a little better. I needed answers.Jay came in. I was sitting on the bed, happy my head no longer hurt to be upright, at least not more than it hurt lying down.“You’re sitting, you must be feeling a little better.” He opened the blind, and I squinted as bright sunlight flooded the room.“So much better than I was.”“Good.” He sat on the end of the bed and twisted his body to me.“I don’t know how to thank you.”“You don’t need to.” The corners of his lips moved, almost forming a smile.“What happened?”
“The man drugged you. The doctor thinks with GHB because of how severe your symptoms have been. You’re lucky, it can be fatal.”
“But how did I get here.”
“I saw you at the club, and stopped the man.”
“Why were you at the club?” I asked, trying to fit the puzzle pieces together.
“I saw you there. Dancing with him. Rubbing up against him on the dance floor. The flash of red of your shoe soles as you moved.” I stared at him, disbelieving this was happening to me. “And then he took you upstairs. He was all over you, but I realized you’d been drugged. Your body was floppy and your eyes glazed.”
“And you stopped him.”
“Good thing I was there to protect you. God knows what he would have done to you.”
“Yes, thank you.” Though I still didn’t understand why Jay was at the club, I would be eternally grateful for his intervention.
“The necklace looks beautiful on you, I’m glad you decided to wear it.”
I turned red. My hand went to the necklace, and ran my fingers down the chain until I was holding the diamond between my fingers.
“Thank you for this too. How,” I hesitated, “How long have I been here?”
“Three days. Do you feel up to coming downstairs? You must be sick of this room.”
Three whole days? The news shocked me. Still, I liked the the idea of getting out of bed. The idea that I could get out of bed now that my body didn’t feel like I was on the verge of death. “I think so.”
“Good, there’s a robe for you in the top drawer. I’ll wait for you outside.” He patted my leg, and left the room.
I pulled myself from the bed and stretched. The muscle pain I’d felt had given over to tightness and cramps from being in bed so long.
A selection of robes were inside the top drawer. All pale white. One silk, one terry, one cotton, one satin. Those were on the top row. There were more underneath but I didn’t want to keep Jay waiting. I grabbed the cotton one and pulled it on.
I gripped the doorknob, ready to turn it when I paused. What would be waiting for me on the other side?
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Hasil (Bahasa Indonesia) 2:[Salinan]
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"Saya tidak berpikir begitu. Dokter telah meninggalkan beberapa obat untuk membuat Anda terhidrasi. "
" Oh. "
" Kau beristirahat sekarang, "katanya, dan berdiri. Aku memandang tanpa daya ketika ia menyeberangi ruangan.
"Jenny?" Aku berhasil mengatakan saat ia mencapai ambang pintu.
"Jangan khawatir, teman tahu kau aman." Dia meninggalkan dan menutup pintu di belakangnya. Aku jatuh dan dari tidur. Jay dan Rosie selalu tampak di sisi saya setiap kali aku terbangun, siang atau malam hari. Membawa saya air dan pil. Mengepel alis berkeringat dengan kain dingin. Kadang-kadang aku bahkan makan beberapa biskuit atau gigitan pisang. Setiap kali aku terbangun, aku merasa sedikit lebih baik. Kepala saya sakit sedikit kurang. Sendi dan otot saya sakit sedikit kurang. Tapi seperti penyakit fisik saya mereda, pikiran saya menjadi lebih dan lebih gelisah. Bagaimana saya bisa sampai ke rumah Jay? Berapa lama saya berada di sini? Saya tidak benar-benar berbicara dengan baik Jay atau Rosie, hanya untuk masalah utilitarian. Saya butuh air. Aku membutuhkan lebih banyak obat penghilang rasa sakit. Saya perlu tidur. Tapi sekarang saya merasa sedikit lebih baik. Aku butuh jawaban. Jay datang. Aku sedang duduk di tempat tidur, bahagia kepala saya tidak sakit lagi menjadi tegak, setidaknya tidak lebih dari sakit berbaring. "Kau duduk, Anda harus merasa sedikit lebih baik." ia membuka buta, dan aku menyipitkan mata sinar matahari cerah membanjiri ruangan. "jauh lebih baik daripada aku." "Baik." dia duduk di ujung tempat tidur dan memutar tubuhnya padaku. "aku tidak tahu bagaimana terima kasih. " " Anda tidak perlu. "sudut-sudut bibirnya bergerak, hampir membentuk senyum. " Apa yang terjadi? " " Orang itu dibius Anda. Dokter berpikir dengan GHB karena seberapa parah gejala Anda telah. Anda beruntung, bisa fatal. " " Tapi bagaimana aku sampai di sini. " " Aku melihatmu di klub, dan berhenti pria itu. " " Mengapa Anda di klub? "Tanya saya, mencoba agar sesuai dengan teka-teki potongan. "saya melihat Anda di sana. Menari dengan dia. Menggosok melawan dia di lantai dansa. Flash merah sol sepatu Anda saat Anda pindah. "Aku menatapnya, tak percaya ini terjadi padaku. "Dan kemudian ia mengambil Anda di lantai atas. Dia adalah seluruh Anda, tapi aku sadar kau telah dibius. Tubuh Anda adalah floppy dan mata Anda berkaca-kaca. " " Dan kau menghentikannya. " " Untung aku ada di sana untuk melindungi Anda. Tuhan tahu apa yang akan ia lakukan untuk Anda. " " Ya, terima kasih. "Meskipun aku masih tidak mengerti mengapa Jay adalah di klub, saya akan berterima kasih untuk intervensi nya. " Kalung terlihat indah pada Anda, saya senang kau memutuskan untuk memakainya. " aku berubah merah. Tangan saya pergi ke kalung itu, dan berlari jari saya turun rantai sampai aku memegang berlian antara jari-jari saya. "Terima kasih untuk ini juga. Bagaimana, "aku ragu-ragu," Sudah berapa lama saya berada di sini? " " Tiga hari. Apakah Anda merasa sanggup untuk datang di bawah? Anda pasti sakit ruangan ini. " Tiga hari penuh? Berita itu mengejutkan saya. Namun, saya menyukai gagasan untuk keluar dari tempat tidur. Gagasan bahwa aku bisa keluar dari tempat tidur sekarang bahwa tubuh saya tidak merasa seperti aku berada di ambang kematian. "Saya kira begitu." "Baik, ada jubah untuk Anda di atas laci. Saya akan menunggu Anda di luar. "Dia menepuk kaki saya, dan meninggalkan ruangan. Aku menarik diri dari tempat tidur dan membentang. The nyeri otot aku merasa telah diberikan ke sesak dan kram dari berada di tempat tidur begitu lama. Sebuah pilihan jubah berada di dalam laci. Semua pucat putih. Satu sutra, satu terry, satu kapas, satu satin. Mereka berada di baris atas. Ada lebih bawah tapi aku tidak ingin menyimpan Jay menunggu. Aku meraih kapas satu dan menariknya pada. Aku mencengkeram gagang pintu, siap untuk mengubahnya ketika saya berhenti. Apa yang akan menjadi menunggu saya di sisi lain?




























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