Both physically and mentally Kat was still very much in pain. Though she felt about seventy percent better at this time she knew it was the mental part that would definitely take more time to heal than anything and did her best to convince herself that she was going to be alright. After what she had to endure she had better pull through or else she was going to come back as some phantom and haunt these idiots for not treating her properly. Ah, but those thoughts were mostly the drugs talking; Kat was placed in a rather grouchy mood thanks to the drugs still in her system making her feel better yet miserable at the same time. Samantha was a reliable person who took her work seriously so in the end she had faith that the woman treated her well and the results were showing fast. When she woke again for what was probably the third time Kat was still groggy, fatigued, and definitely grouchy but she was able to push the pain aside a lot easier than before.<br/><br/>When she felt she was alright, Kat decided to stretch her legs a bit, partially because she needed to ease her mood and she was worried about Eric. He wasnâ€™t nearly as critical as she had been but she vaguely remembers him coughing pretty badly before the sedative took full effect. Panic hit her a bit as she wondered if he had pulled through. Sure, she had faith in this medical team and nobody was getting their head chewed off by Samantha so she assumed he was alright, but she could not bear the thought of losing a friend like him even if their bond had only just begun to strengthen more. Thoughts of something happening to him caused her already foul mood to worsen a bit and she stood from the bed a little too quickly. The pain was not extreme but it was there like a small pin digging deep into her abdomen yet subtle where it wouldnâ€™t hurt. Kind of like a shot.<br/><br/>Groaning softly, Kat placed a hand on her forehead while she found her balance. There was a slight headache but the pain died soon enough thanks to the medication that was handed to her while she had been sedated. That being said, just how heavy was the dose she was given to make her feel like this when she woke up? She really did not like being pumped full of drugs but if it meant getting rid of the pain she wouldnâ€™t protest either way even if she was rather concerned among other things. However, in her current mood, there was a small part of her that wanted to be a bit snarky and say that Ryanâ€™s painkillers were still a bit better than what they were giving her now if only it wouldnâ€™t get the guy in trouble.<br/><br/>â€œYou should take it easy for few more hours,â€ the nurse that had been tending to her throughout the night said to her as she checked the charts, still keeping tabs on her condition. The woman had been there all night and looked tired. She had moved to help Kat stand but was waved off with a sharp glare. When the nurse got the message to leave her alone through her head Kat sighed with relief. She wanted to get the hell out of here as soon as possible and she didnâ€™t even hesitate to show it on her expression. The nurse didnâ€™t say anything else but she could tell by the look on the womanâ€™s face that her suspicions about her condition being pretty bad were true. There was a strong urge to ask detail, but she decided that wasnâ€™t really the best thing to do. It would probably just rile her up more anyway considering she was still feeling pretty grouchy.<br/><br/>The nurse looked like she was going to say something else but Kat cut her off, â€œIs Eric alright?â€ Her voice was hoarse and she sounded sleep deprived. Then again with her thoughts wavering back and forth between what had happened, Ericâ€™s well being, and other things she was a complete mess right now.<br/><br/>â€œYes, well, he--â€<br/><br/>â€œShut the hell up and tell me where he is and if heâ€™s alright! Heâ€™d better be able to do jumping jacks without feeling any pain.â€ The look in Katâ€™s eyes made the nurse flinch a bit. The woman remained professional however, not surprised by the grouchy mood at all. In fact in all the years sheâ€™s known Kat it was to be expected. The nurse just smiled softly and pointed towards the door just as said man walked in, leaving the two alone. Katâ€™s face lit up with a bit of a smile of her own and she walked over to him slowly. â€œWell, weâ€™ve both made it out alive alright. How are you feeling?â€ She asked him with a concerned look on her face. He looked fine but she wanted to make sure since men could be so stubborn in that sense, even if she didnâ€™t have much room to talk.