City in the Sky

"What was that supposed to do?"

"Just wait," he said as two guards walked out.

"What are you doing?!" If they hurt Tristan I was going to attack someone.

"Well, they're going to bring in a guest that should have just arrived. I figured, it would be bad for you to be alone."

"Who?!"

Mr. Walker just grinned.
(Tristian's POV:)
I couldn't open my eyes, I couldn't move my arms or anything! They felt heavy and my head throbbed. I was slowly becoming more aware of what was going on. I was dragged out of a car, and across some surface. I heard a door open before I was thrown into a room.

I immediately got up and went to run over to him, hopefully they don't stop me.

I felt like there was someone standing over me. I tried to tell them don't worry, but all that came out was a groan.

I glared at Tristan's dad then knelt down next to Tristan and quickly picked the handcuffs I was still wearing.

I was suddenly aware that I could move my fingers with more ease and tried that.

I leaned a little closer so that the other people in the room wouldn't be able to hear me, "how do you feel?"

I heard Madison's voice. What happened before I blacked out cane rushing back to me, and I knew the circumstances I would have seen her in. This gave me the strength to open my eyes.
I looked up at her an  remembered she asked me something. "Like I got hit in the head with a brick twenty times," I murmured.

"Sorry..."

"Not your fault." I tried to push myself up, but I didn't like moving my arms, they still felt heavy.

"I can still feel sorry. Want some help?"

"Yeah. Thanks, Mads."

"No problem." I said smiling at the nickname and helping him up.

It felt horrible, but I didn't let it show how much pain I really was in when I moved my limps.

"I wish I had some pain medicine for you..."

"I'm fine," I said in a low groan, working my way into a chair.

I looked up at his dad for a second, then decided to ignore him and helped Tristan get to a chair.

I eased down in one of the many chairs. "Thanks."

"No problem. I mean it's at least partially my fault you're here." I glared at everyone in the room except him.

"I told you, it's fine. You didn't hit me upside the head and leave me in the rain. I was out there for ten minutes before anyone decided to drag my body somewhere dry!"

I sighed quietly, but nodded.