"Why did you sleep here?" James Black's voice dropped a bit. "How can you curl up in the corner and sleep? Aren't you tired?"
"I was afraid that you'd wake up and see me still asleep, and you wouldn't call me if you needed something," Jane Sampson sat up and then giggled, "I'm not tired."
"Even if you're not tired, it's not good for your cervical spine to lie like that. Go back to your companion care bed," James Black motioned with his lips toward the next bed, "Get down."
Jane remained sitting there, continuing to shake her head, and then asked, "Are you thirsty? Why did you wake up so early? Or are you hungry? Did you have your meal last night?"
She asked so many questions that James Black didn't know which one to answer first.
"I woke up naturally at daybreak, it's still early. Go back and sleep for a while, I'll call you if I need anything," James Black said, then sighed, "Be good."
Only then did Jane begin to move her body and get down from the bed.
