Chapter 3

Shit I thought, she woke up. I just wanted to leave, why can't you let me be free?

Nami POV

"Don't leave." I told her, I couldn't see her but I knew she froze, hoping that I was sleep talking. "Come back here." I say and I hear a sigh followed by her walking back to the sofa and sitting.

She looks down at the ground, avoiding looking at me. "I guess you can walk now." I tell her hoping she would say something, but all there was is silence. Why can't she just say something?

"Can I see your scratches?" I ask and she stands up, taking her shirt off and turning so I can see her back.

It surprised me that it healed a lot. I didn't expect it to heal fast but I was glad. She puts the shirt back on and sits back down.

"Do you want this back?" I take off the blanket she put on me and put it in front of her. She gladly takes it, wrapping the blanket all around her body and feeling it's warmth. I guess she likes that blanket.

"Can you say something?" I ask her but she doesn't say a single word. I sigh and look down.

There was an awkward silence in the room. I stand up from the couch and make my way to the kitchen.

I was gonna make breakfast for the girl but when I opened the fridge when I saw the steak there was gone. I turn around and look at the girl on the couch.

She was laying on the couch, not noticing I was looking at her. All she did was cuddle with the blanket.

"Hey." I say but no response, "Hey." I say louder but once again nothing from the woman. "Heyl" I say louder and I finally get her attention.

"Did you eat the steak in the fridge?" I ask and she slowly nods, knowing she did something she wasn't supposed to do. Like a child who just got caught doing something bad.

"Of course." I say coldly as I look for something else to eat in the fridge.

Igrab a bowl and pour some cereal then milk into it. I placed a spoon there then made my way back to the living room and turned on the tv, eating as I watched some tv shows.

After I finish my food I place the dishes in the sink since I plan to wash them later. I return back to the couch and look to see the girl still cuddling the blanket, feeling the fur on her.

"Do you like that blanket?" I ask and she nods at me, "Is it because it's furry?" She nods again. I stand up from the couch remembering something I have in the closet.

I go into my bedroom and open the closet. Inside were my clothes but on the side was a long bag there. I pull it out of the closet and onto my bed, removing the item from the plastic bag.

I walk back to the living room with the item and the woman looks at me, I see her eyes widen and a smile form when she sees me carrying a long white body pillow, the pillow sheet was furry so I knew she would like it.

She stands up and I give her the pillow. She retreats back to the couch and hugs the pillow tightly with her arms and legs, then covering her body with the furry blanket too.

"Are you happy?" She nods at me and I smile back. I sit down on the other couch then go back to watching the tv, ignoring the girl cuddling with the pillow.

Time flies past and I look outside the window, seeing that it's becoming dark. I turned my head and looked at the girl, of course she was still hugging the pillow.

She looked happy there even though I didn't give her much. Then I remembered that she was a stranger, I didn't even know her name. I still wonder what happened back there in the forest.

Iclear my throat, gaining the attention of the girl, "I know that you don't want to talk but I need to know some things for you to leave." I tell her, getting sick of hearing the silence. "Can you tell me your name?" ask.

She looks at me and I stare into her eyes. I wait for an answer but nothing. I wait for a few seconds but nothing comes from the girl.

"Forget it." I angrily say as I stand up. I was sick of this girl, I saved her and all she does is nothing. Not even a thanks.

I start to walk out of the living room and to my bedroom. I reached for the doorknob of my room and was about to open the door when the silence left the room.

"I don't know, I don't have a name."