Chapter 56: Embarrassing Moment

Avario "Give it to him every day," the blonde woman said the last time she came to visit. "Every six hours, then later, three, and then two. He's adapting to it, he's adapting to it," one of the males spoke up. He was less likely to think much but he controlled his breathing, taking it in a few seconds interval. Nonetheless, he was weak. He wasn't fed, just given water. The blonde lady said. He'd forgotten her name, forgotten how long he had spent in the dark room. "A few weeks. Your friends didn't come for you, Avy," his Baba said from the corner. "They'll come," Avari rasped out as he desperately clung to consciousness. "Give up," Baba said. "There's nothing for you here. No mate, no friends, they don't care about you. We're all waiting, all of us are on the other side," Baba added. This time he came close. Avario could feel the cold breath of death standing beside him. "No," he whispered. Suddenly, he heard a sound coming from outside as well as a scent wafting into his n