Yuna concentrated on the doctor's soothing voice. He seemed so kind, so understanding. For the first time, Yuna felt really safe here. Oh, of course Stella, her roommate made her feel safe too! Stella respected her need for personal space, and she respected her problems, which were similar to her own. In the months that Yuna had spent at Rosanam, sleeping in the same room as Stella, she had begun to regard her as a sister of some sort. But now, with Dr. Radovich stroking her hair and cheek, Yuna felt comforted. The doctor had seen her at one of her worst ever since she had come to this sanitarium, but instead of scolding her or punishing her for being a bad child, he had assured her that he would do everything he could to cure her. And after she had bitten him too!<br/><br/>Yuna heard the jangle of keys, then something very cold pressed against her arms, locked as they were behind her. There was a quiet click, then the doctor pulled the hated bicep cuffs off her arms. Yuna was puzzled. Wasn't it the iron rule in this sanitarium that she must always be with her arm binders when she was out of her room? Yuna looked at Dr. Radovich quizzically, but did not dare move her arms from behind her back.<br/><br/>Her unasked question was answered when the doctor pulled her petite frame into a tight hug. It probably would not have been an exaggeration to say Yuna's heart skipped a beat. A chill ran down her spine, and she suddenly felt very faint. "P-please..." she whispered weakly, trying to struggle, though her muscles, already strained from her previous fight, did not seem to respond. Her breaths were coming short and shallow again; she did not seem to be able to get enough oxygen to her body, and yet she could not make herself take deep breaths.<br/><br/>The doctor spoke again, but the base instinct of fear clouded her understand of those words. Her eyes rolled back in their sockets, and the final thing she was aware of, was the soft sound of a piano playing in the background, before darkness claimed her.