The Cursed Gift

Part 2:A Find

Clausia shivered. Outside, a thunderstorm raged. It was cold.
She pushed herself out of bed. It was lonely and boring inside the room all by herself. After all, she was a curious girl who loved to explore. If the nurses asked her, she could just innocently explain that she was going to the toilet. Lying had been a skill she had been practising since she was like, five?

Clausia crept out of her room, silently closing the door behind me. Trying not to act suspicious, she strolled about the corridor,trying to look normal. All around her were plain white, with doors everywhere seperated by white walls.

"This place is huge," she muttered, fearing that she might be lost in the maze of corridors. She decided to head back, before she finds herself somewhere else where she'd be trouble in. Which maybe already happened a thousand times to her.
A ear-splitting shriek stopped her in her tracks.

It came from inside the closed door beside. There were yells of nurses in the room, desperately asking someone to calm down. That didn't work.

More screams followed, then a crash of something heavy. Clausia gulped. Inside seemed to be chaos. Should she help? She may be getting into serious trouble.

And revealing her well-kept secret.
She knew straight from her heart that the person inside was in pain. It didn't seem much like a disorder--it could be mental situations. Clausia decided to go back to her room, but when she heard another scream that sounded a bit towards a sob, her heart broke.
She slammed the door open.
Nurses whipped their heads around and stared at her in surprise. A doctor, grabbing his chance, fleed the room in a hurry.

"Excuse me, but would you go out? I know him, so maybe he can calm down once he sees me,"Clausia lied through her teeth. The ladies, who seemed petrified, gladly did so.
The guy, who seemed her age, didn't seem to care and repeatedly did deafening grunts that crashed around the room, banging his head on the wall. One would be frightened, but Clausia wasn't. She gently settled him on the bed. He didn't seem to obey.
"Don't worry," Clausia whispered, patting his shoulders lightly."I'll heal you."