Whats Sanity? (H2ODeliriousxreader)

Alive

Y/n dizzily sat up she felt her stomach turn as blood rushed to her head.
She blinked multiple times trying to focus bit instantly realizing she didn't have her glasses.
She tried to stand with weak knees. Every bone in her body arched.
She looked around.
She had been on a couch with a blanket.
There was a TV,coffee table and a gaming console. It was your standard living room.
"Y/n!" She heard a shout behind her. She winced at the loud sound. Delirious set a rag on the table then gently put his hand on her hand. Y/n flinched but then relaxed. "W-what are you doing?' She asked. Delirious blushed a quickly withdrew his hand. " I- you had a fever I was just-" "where are we?" She cut him off.
"My house." He replied.
"Are you sure." She asked uncertain. Delirious nodded.
"Oh yeah!" he said handing her,her glasses.
She slowly slid them on.
There was a Skype call going of in a side room loudly. Delirious jumped up. "Come on." He said walking down the hall y/n slowly followed behind him limping.
She watched as he answered the call.
Lilly's face popped up. "Is she awak-"
"Lilly!" Y/n cut her off and pushing delirious out of her way so she was in front of the computer.
"Y/n you're okay thank god." Lilly said quietly. "Me and Evan are coming in a couple days its snowing down here so booking a flight is going to be hard." Lilly said.
"I'm just glad you're okay." Was all that y/n said.

-tim skiiippperrr-
Y/n sat at home with her dog and cat closely snuggled. Delirious texted her every twenty minutes or so. She stood up heading to the bathroom she was so ready to take a hot bath.
She took her clothes off to see bruises scattered all over her body.
The biggest one was on her side.
The last thing she had remembered was the guard fighting her and throwing her to the ground and then kicking her as hard as she could in the ribs.
She looked up in the mirror to see the thin white scars that haunted her. She touchés her face gently. "He's gone now." She whispered before climbing in the bath and letting the warm water soak her pain away.