Aria had fallen into a peaceful sleep devoid of dreams and thoughts. The noise of Carl didn't even wake her when he fell up the stairs. Shivering is what managed to wake her up, even with the blanket on. Then she looked around and noticed the door wide open and wondered when that had happened. Even the thought of Carl crossed her mind and she forced herself to slowly and carefully sit up. Her stomach screamed in pain, as did her back amoung other spots upon her body. Though it almost seemed as the only truely warm spot on her body was now her stomach, it felt like it was on fire.<br/><br/>Once she was sat up, the pain really bothering her now, she looked out towards the door making that her goal to reach. Taking her time again she managed to stand up, pulling a stich or two more. Her vision was no longer clouded by the medicine and she wondered just how long she had been sleeping as she remembered what had happened. A look of disgust came across her face as things became clear and she remembered how she had been acting.<br/><br/>Shaking those thoughts off she only had one goal in mind and that was to get out of here and hope she could get far enough away before he came back. Keeping the blanket wrapped around her shoulder she walked forwards, making it to the door before she stopped at the site of Carl there. He hadn't moved in the few minutes she stood there keeping an eye on him and that was when she realized her was unconscious. Though the only thing that seemed to be an issue now was that he was laying on the stairs in such a way as to make walking down them very tough for her.<br/><br/>Despite how careful she was trying to be she managed to do the one thing she wanted to avoid and tripped over one of his legs. Even though she managed to stay on her feet, as she made it to solid ground, she fell to her knees in pain. When she looked down at her stomach, she noticed the bandages were slowly turning crimson. Defeat once again ran through her mind knowing all to well that this had been a stupid idea in her condition. All she could do was kneel there in pain, slowly feeling herself get weaker with each passing moment.