Snippet #2565904

Wake up...Wake up, Little one...
She felt her body being shook gently, like her momma used to do to wake her. She smiled, her eyes still closed and cooed curling into herself more, fighting to stay slumbering and warm.
Oh, Momma.... Let your little Emas sleep more, pleaseeee?
Emas' round glittering eyes slowly appeared beneath fluttering violet lashes as she turned over and stretched. The room was extremely bright, white and suddenly cold. She threw her hand up in front of her face blotting out the white lights blaring down on her. Everything was fuzzy, and dream-like. Momma? [b] She asked. [b] Momma?!?!? she exclaimed when she received no reply, out reaching her arms to the emptiness of the medical room, before falling back on the pillows, fainting in fear.
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Hours, Minutes, Seconds and then Emas was awoke again. The lights had been turned down and the heat turned up. She was wrapped in a soft, fuzzy fleece throw blanket with stars and moons all over it. She curled the soft fuzz around her cheeks, letting it brush across her face. There were a bunch of people in lab coats surrounding her writing frantically on their wooden clip board in their hands.
Hello..... My name is Emas. she squeaked out. Where am I?... What's your name?... The crowd blinked in amazement at her, as if they didn't expect her to be able to speak. Well?? Did your momma forget to give you a name? she asked giggling at the flat faced crowd waiting. No one answered and instead most of the group began to disperse out the door in the corner of the room. Wrapping her blanket tighter around her, Emas stood and began following the group out the door before a hand was shoved in front of her to stop her. Not yet, Little one.... the doctor smoothly said to her.
She was led back to the bed and helped back into it before the person brought out a huge needled syringe full of a liquid. Quickly before Emas could do anything, she was stuck. Ow! she exclaimed.
You have to wait. You will get to leave soon. I promise... the doctor said to her as she crossed her arms in a humph.