Who: Bella and Rod. What: Bella's getting worse and the hallucinations are starting. Where: Her private room in Mungo's. When: Late morning December 20th. Rating: Uh..... Status: Closed/Complete.
Bella lay curled up on her side, her arms wrapped tightly around her knees as she tried to keep her teeth from chattering out of her head. She no longer had the energy to complain that she was sick, or that she didn't feel well. Nor did she have it in her any longer to glare at the various people who bustled in and out of her room, checking on her and constantly asking inane questions about how she was feeling. The sweat shining on her forehead and the chills that raced through her body should have been enough to answer that question. And if it didn't the pale ashen gray tone her skin had taken on and the fact that she hadn't eaten in two days as she could keep nothing down was a big clue that she wasn't feeling well. Yet they still insisted on asking her every time they popped in. Or most of them did. Her sister had been by several times to see her as well as give her medication. There was a no potions note in her file, granted Bella had never given and explanation behind it it was still there so her sister had been giving her Muggle drugs, to no avail. None of them had made her feel any better and in fact several had only made her feel worse. But Andromeda had not asked inane questions about her health or poked and prodded on her. She simply injected the fluid into Bella's IV gave her a tired smile and headed back out of the room.
Today had been the same as all of the others as she drew the covers up tighter around her, though it didn't help. There was one change though, and one she wasn't sure what to make of it. Bella had been staring at the chair on the right side of her bed for an hour now, unblinking as she tried to figure out what to say. The man sitting there said nothing to her, only smiled softly at her and would occasionally reach out of her but at the last second would pull his hand back. It frustrated Bella to no end that he didn't touch her. Feeling was something she craved highly at the moment. Unwrapping an arm from around her knees, it slipped out from under the blankets and reached for him, a single word accompanying her gesture.