Veera's dad was a scientist, and her mom is a psychologist and a doctor. Veera called them just to make sure she didn't make any mistakes.

Veera called her parents, "Hi, dad. Are you on your way home with mom?"

Yeah, We'll be arriving soon. Veera's dad said through the phone, Is something wrong? Did Ritha wake up?

"She did, but she was shocked and wasn't focused, so i used the tranquilizer." Veera explained.

Why was she shocked? The voice changed. It was her mom this time, There must be a reason behind it.

"Uhh..." Veera laughed nervously, "I might've...sort've.. told her about Clara's condition."

V, baby. Veera's mom sighed, What did i tell you before?

" 'Never shock a patient or it would cause a phobia or trauma. ' " Veera said in a bored tone, "Yes, mom. I'm sorry."

I'll check on her later when we arrive. Veera's mom said.

Veera wasn't with her, but she was sure that her mom was crossing her arms.

Okay, V. We will arrive in 5 minutes. Bye! Veera's dad hung up.

Veera looked at Ritha, she was sleeping peacefully.

"Maybe i should check on Clara's condition." Veera muttered and called the hospital.

Beeeeeeeep. Beeeeeeeeep. Click.

The Linton Hospital, may i help you?

"This is Veera Aleska." Veera said sternly.

Oh! Ms. Aleska! I will check on her right now.

A few seconds later...

Ms.Wings is in the same condition. Nothing worse happened to her.

"Thankyou." Veera hung up and sighed in relief.

Veera heard the front door open. She stood up and went to the hallway to greet her parents.

....

"Hmm.." Mrs. Aleska exhaled, "She's fine. Thank goodness."

Veera felt relieved.

"She needs some rest. Let's let her be." Mrs. Aleska coded Veera to go to the dining room.

Mr. Aleska was already sitting on one side of the table, looking at his phone. He raised his head.

"Let's eat!" Mr. Aleska smiled, "Your mother and i bought some burgers. Your favorite."

"Thankyou dad!" Veera looked happy.

-

Ritha suddenly woke up, but not in a bed. Everything was just dark.

"Ritha." A voice said.

Ritha turned to the sound of the voice, but there was nothing.

"I am-"

To Be Continued..