KH- Fast Food Madness!

"What happened?" Sora murmered softly, finally finding the strength to speak again.

 

Kairi kept her eyes on his hand. "You passed out from pain and shock, and you were out for over twelve hours," Kairi said softly, not really wanting to think back to that. It was hard to see Sora in so much pain.

 

It took a few moments for Sora to respond, since he had to take a minute to figure out what she had actually said. "I did?" Sora asked quietly, opening his eyes a crack and looking at Kairi.

 

Kairi flitted her eyes to his and nodded, a hint of sadness on her face. "Yeah," she said softly.

 

Sora's eyes slowly fell shut again as he thought back, starting to remember what had happened.

 

Kairi looked down at their hands again, her thumb still stroking Sora's skin.

 

A breath quietly left Sora's lips as he continued feeling extremely weak. He wanted to talk, reassure Kairi that everything was okay. But he couldn't find the strength.

 

Kairi rested her head on the bed, still holding his hand. She closed her eyes, her hair covering most of her face.

 

Sora opened his eyes a crack and looked at the ceiling, but he immediatly regret it. The brights momentarilly blinded him, and he flinched slightly as he shut his eyes again.

 

Kairi opened her eyes halfway, seeing her and Sora's hands together. It seemed right, them being together.

 

Sora sucked in a shaky breath, tears filling his closed eyes.

 

Kairi glanced at Sora's face and her eyes softened at his expression. She squeezed his hand, letting him know she was still with him.

 

Sora opened his eyes a crack and looked at Kairi. "It's too bright," he murmered softly, looking at her sadly.

 

Kairi lifted her head and scanned the room, looking for the light switch. She'd turn the lights off for now. Of course, the switch was located by the door. Kairi's hand slid out of Sora's as she made her way to the door, flipping the switch with her finger, the room getting darker. The only illumination in the room was from the sun outside, which, thankfully, wasn't as bright today as it was before.

 

Sora let out a soft sigh of relief when the room got darker. He opened his eyes to halfway and looked at Kairi.

 

Kairi turned around, her eyes finding Sora's. She offered him a small smile as she headed back toward the bed.

 

Sora smiled weakly and open his eyes a little more as his eyes followed Kairi.

 

Kairi sat herself back down in the chair. "Better?" she asked softly.

 

"Much," Sora said, blinking several times as he grew accustomed to the new lighting. He was relieved that he was starting to get his senses back. His hearing was stronger, and his site had returned back to normal. It was a relief to know that nothing was seriously wrong.

 

Kairi smiled at his response. Good. Now he wasn't in as much pain.