A few hours later, as the sun starts to shine on the horizon, a couple of nurses, accompanied by the doctor, brings Tam into the room. The young tigress is laying on a medical bed, asleep. There's a mask over her muzzle, and an IV going on ehr left arm, right under her wrist. She seems to be sleeping peacefully, and, although they're hidden under the white sheets, it is not hard to guess her chest and belly must be completely bandaged. The nurses places Tam's bed next to the medical equipments, settign everything up, then they leaves the room. The doctor checks everyhting one last time, then he turns to Arkain, Anna and Charles.<br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">- Your daughter is sleeping. We're going to keep her sedated for some more hours, until we're sure she has recovered enough from both the bloodloss and the operation. It will be a few days before she can walk again, and maybe a week or two before she can get out of the hospital. It will depend on how fast she recovers. But, don't worry, tehre shouldn't be any secondary effects, save from the small scar on her lower belly,</span>he explains, before nodding and leaving.<br/><br/>Anna comes to Tam's bed, and she tenderly holds the right paw of the tigress, caressing it without a word.<br/><br/>Morning brings the sun, but also brings several people to the hospital, mainly a certain Tigress who works with Arkain, along with her son, and a member of the crew of Arkain's house. The three arrives in the same time at the hospital, and they have to wait together on the visitor's room until Arkain and the doctors give them the authorization to come in.