I pulled free and sat up.
"I'm sorry." I whispered. Kaden shook his head sadly.
"You did all you could." He replied. "But I have an idea you my not like on how to get the shoes back."
"Why do I feel like I'm REALLY not going to like it?" I asked skeptically. Kaden laughed and sat up straighter, stretching, the twinkle back in his eyes.
"I think Brie is almost done making a mess in the kitchen, shall we go eat?" I'll tell you more over dinner." He said.
"Yeah sure. But bathroom break first. I'll meet you in there." I waved him off as I stood up, all of my muscles complaining at once. "Damn I miss the anesthetic already." I mumbled to myself, hearing Kaden chuckle behind me as I tottered towards the bathroom.
I grimaced at my reflection. Somewhere buried under the grime w
