Sometime later the sinking migraine on the side of her head pulled her vision back and she groaned. She laid all twisted up in the center of a small room, a cell? With a frown she pushed herself up to seated and rubbed her face. At least she had all her clothes⌠even if she didnât have shoes or anything else. The dull ache drawing her hands to rub her face and mutter. âWhat the fuck.â She spoke to no one in particular. Blurry vision leaving the room dark. Eventually, sitting in silence the far off noises of a party of some sort barely audible. She got up stumbling around feeling the walls and surroundings. Please have bars. A window. She swallowed the panic long enough to hope for anything that conducted electricity. Thatâs right the first guy. He had to have been close to death⌠Heels clicked down stairs far off in the darkness with another set of steps. Maybe a man? Two people. She drew in a deep breath. She could handle two people⌠Right?