Snippet #1551493

She has been waiting for a while, just laying there and staring up at the white ceiling made her relax a bit, and yet, wheezy as if she was about to vomit anytime now. Her stomach jumped and twisted as she heard the foot steps of the high-heels click and clack as they walked down the hall and stopped at her room. Her eyes did not move from the ceiling as the voice of the therapy sounded off and the creaking of the door opening. "Elspeth, are you ready?" She asked, Elspeth already getting out of her bed. She was walked to her therapy room to take her tests. She stripped down into her medical gown as the needles where inserted into her arms and the suction cups where put on her head that tested the brain waves.

The scientists and doctors around her wrote down notes as they brung in an old race horse that had to end her career early because of pregnancy. Elspeth hated the way these animals where treated, but showed nothing on the outside; "Alright, go ahead and shift into her body, Elspeth." She didn't do anything, though, a sudden pain hit her in the right arm and her transfer shifted quickly. The people around looked shocked as her body collasped and the lights shook off and on until they managed to keep them on to reveal that the horse had also collasped and Elspeth was knocked out cold. The grabbed her and took her to her room after a few tests.

When she had awoken, it was around noon and guards had come to collect the others for 'outside' time, though, she didn't know if it was the white room or not; she could not see the own color of her skin. She became a bit confused just as the guards came in to put her outside. As she walked out, everything was all black and white and she could only see the primary colors, red, blue and yellow. As they walked towards the elevator, she stayed silent but worry was all in her mind until she reached the glass dome that was suppose to be their 'outside.' As she walked out, she looked around and only saw Matt petting some animals as a small sized male wolf to seem in its yearling age greeted her, though, she didn't touch it and kept walking to sit somewhere were she could be at peace. The young wolf trotted behind her steps before she plopped under the tree; the wolf sitting besides her.

She looked around, only seeing black and white and the primary colors and she felt as if she was about to cry but held it back. Am I color blind now? She thought, holding her knees up to her chest and with out realizing it, she held the young wolf's neck gently as it rested its head in her arms. No matter, I guess... She thought, closing her eyes.