Kate woke up to a painful tingling sensation in her right hand and the smell of maple syrup and fried fish.  Before she had even opened her eyes, the tingling turned to pain and she snapped her eyes open, thinking for a moment that she’d somehow been sleeping in a way that put her hand to sleep.  A millisecond later, unfamiliar sensations and a general feeling of wrongness began to flood her cobwebby brain.  Her panties were missing, her shirt felt too rough, and she couldn’t remember what she’d done the night before.