Aislinn took the offered card, careful not to touch the man. She peered into the room with wide eyes. Linn may have grown up more or less away from the outside world. But she had been to plenty of institutions. This place was without a doubt a nut house, but it seemed her parents had sent her to the best money could buy. The room reminded her of a hotel, but for the restraint system, discreetly tucked beneath the full-size bed. There was a round table with two chairs, the staple microwave, and mini-fridge. After the second companion placed her bags on the bed and exited the room she slipped inside. Giving them a shaky smile and casting one last glance behind them and out to the courtyard below, she promptly slammed the door in their faces.<br/><br/><i>They hate you now. whatever you did....they don't want you anymore. <br/>
</i><br/>A small voice whispered coyly in her ear. "No...no they love me..." she choked. The echo of laughter coiled about her, sending a chill up her spine. "It's not real...not real..."<br/><br/>She padded to the window, drawing the curtains on the concerned face of one of the staff and retreated to the bed. Yanking the bedding off of it, she piled it in the small space in the corner on the other side.  After some rummaging in a bag, she came up with the stuffed rabbit her mother had made for her by hand. Burrowing into the pile, she hugged it tightly to her chest.  She just had to wait and be a very good girl. They would come for her.