V.’s hanging, and they were attached to both arms. I tried to move my legs. They likewise were restrained to the bed. I was spread eagle, and I look...d around the room. It was dark, and there were no windows. I looked for a call button. There was no button to be found.What kind of hospital room has no window and no call button? I finally was able to let my eyes adjust to the low light. I saw a door. It appeared to be made from steel, it had a small window, but there was darkness on the other. She was kind of overbearing with wanting to know the whereabouts of her son.When he was little, she’d take him to the park but instead of parallel playing with other children, she’d be right behind him like his shadow. She’d encourage him to make friends but would help him so he wouldn’t fail.She was always in the PTA at school. Her eyes and ears were always listening to any information about her son. You see, Dara Johnson was a single mother and her son meant the world to her. She was. Now, if you don't mind, let us use the elevator." You helping her with her homework, Laura?" Kendra asked, sarcastically. "I don't see no books."Laura pursed her lips, trying to restrain her temper, which she knew was mostly fired by her guilt. "Get out of the way, Kendra. Mind your own business."Still glowering at Laura, her eyes reflecting her disbelief and disapproval, Kendra stepped out of the elevator door and to one side. "If you don't take all," she said under her breath. "This poor. "I can assure you, Tonya," the Doctor said, startling her, "that Nancy did everything that you remember her doing." YOU!!!", Tonya shouted, "You set me up for this, didn't you?" She struggled against the restraints, but to no avail. Her confusion had suddenly been replaced by fierce anger toward the Doctor!"I wouldn't use the term 'set up'," he said, "But yes, I was responsible for bringing Nancy here." You fucker! Dammit, why'd I ever trust you?", Tonya shouted, rapidly becoming hysterical,.