CHAPTER 106: HOSPITALITY.

A faint knock on the door which sounded like a bomb blast in Lana's ringing ears woke her up. She struggled to lift her fatigued body. Straining to open her hurting eyes, the unfair brightness in the room made her squirm, closing them back. She felt a pinching sensation in her right arm. She was on something bouncy with silk sheets.

“So, nice,” she murmured, snuggling further. Her kind had lost count of when last she had such a comfortable stretch. Her body was in pain, but she felt rejuvenated. Whatever was hooked to her arms was pumping strength into her system, and she liked the feeling it gave her.

The knock came once more, this time, more aggressively. Grumbling, Lana forced her eyes open and shot her upper body upright. The door swung open at the same time, and Oscar and his wife sauntered in. Levi followed closely behind them. They all had relieved expressions on their faces.

Lana observed her environment, noting that the interior decoration of the place was far better than tha