Healing

Pinkamena awoke in a start gasping for air. The whole time her and Pinkie where talking their body had slipped into a coma.

"Oh thank god you're ok!" She heard Rainbow say. Her vision slowly cleared enough for her to see the pegasus standing near her bed with such a look of worry. Not wanting to blow her cover she smiled and said,

"I'm sorry for worrying you Dash.." She said trying not to gag or roll her eyes.

"It's ok it's not your fault...."

"Rainbow...what time is it?"

"Midnight why?"

"How did you get in here if it's not visiting hours?"

"Oh well...when I found oh you were in a coma and kinda broke in and they couldn't get me to leave so they let me stay." Rainbow explained blushing. Pinkamena stared at the wall for what felt like forever. The room got so quiet that you could hear the clock ticking.

"So are you feeling ok?" Rainbow asked.

"Ya......" Pinkamena said staring at the ground with a blank stare. By now she could see clearly but for whatever reason she didn't want to see the pegasus. Rainbow slowly waked over to the side of the bed,

"You know they won't let you leave for at least another month or two.." She said sounding as disappointed as Pinkamena.

"I....know."

"I'm sorry Pinkie.....I'll visit you every day..." Rainbow said trying to confort her friend who hasn't even looked up sense she woke up. Rainbow gave her a boque of pink flowers and flew out the door. Pinkamena sighed with relief as she laid back and stared into space.

Finally! I thought she'd never leave......I miss being able to control everything we do.....oh right......it's not we anymore. Oh well more fun for me.

Pinkamena sat up as a doctor comes in to make sure she's doing well. She shines a light in Pinkamena's eye, asks her some questions and gives her a check up. When the doctor determines that Pinkamena is fine and most likely won't have another coma. She gives her a late night snack, some crackers and water. Once she leaves Pinkamena finishes her snack and picked up the book that Rainbow left for her and read it sense she had nothing better to do. She was finally awake and free to do what ever she wanted.