When I opened my eyes, I was in room and laying on a bed. I tried to sit upright, but my whole body was aching. I then realized that I covered in bandages and my shirt was off. Next to my was the girl from before. She looked worried as her green-ble eyes stared deep into me.
"You're awake!" she exclaimed.
"Yeah," I said. "What time is it?"
"It's nine in the morning. I just been watching you all night,"
Her eyes were baggy, which meant she hadn't slept at all. I smiled and said, "You didn't have too."
She smiled back. "It's okay. You should lay down a little bit longer until you can move again."
"Okay," I said as I closed my eyes and drifted off to sleep.
When I woke up the second time, I could move my body a little better. I sat upright on the bed an examined the room. Then I swung my feet off the bed and walked out of the room.
I arrived in a fancy living room with almost everything as glass. I slowly walked to the door, making sure not to knock anything over. I opened the door just a crack and peeked outside. No cops, I thought.
When I turned back around, I was met by the girl from before. It looked like had been sleeping, since her eyes were a little better.
"Looks like you've gotten better," she said.
I nodded. "Thanks for looking after me."
She smiled. "No problem. Come in the dining room and have something to eat."
I thanked her again and followed her to the kitchen. I sat down with her at the table filled with different types of foods. We got our food and slowly began eating. Even though I was extremely hungry, I kept my manners and ate at a normal pace.
After we had finished, I got up and got her dish and said, "I'll wash them."
"No, it's okay. You are the guest after all," the girl said.
I shook my head. "No. It's okay."
She stopped arguing and sat back down. I walked to the sink and began washing the dishes. When I was done and had put them away, I sat back down on the table.
"I'm Bulma by the way," the girl said. "What's your name?"
"I'm Yamcha," I said.
She rubbed her chin. "Yamcha? I think I've heard that name somewhere before."
I smiled nervously. "I guess my name is common around here."
"I guess so," she said. "Anyway, I should head out and buy the groceries. My dad and mom are away on a trip and I'm left home alone. Would you like to come?"
I nodded. "Sure, but I'll need some clothes."
"No problem," she said.
He ran back to the room and brought back a pair of new jeans, a blue t-shirt, a jacket, and some shoes. I took the clothes and changed with her back turned away. I pushed my long back and asked, "Do you have a cap?"
She nodded and brought me one. "Why do you need one?"
"Reasons," I said as I pulled my hair up and put the cap on. I tugged the cap a little down to conceal some of my face and said, "Let's go then."