Emily's POV
"don't worry, she is in custody" Mason reassured me. Since that moment in the Haunted bathroom, I kept having horrific nightmares which leads to insomnia and bipolar depressions. I sat up on the hospital bed. "what?" I half shouted at him.
"Lilith was arrested at school yesterday" he told me calmly. Fudge! "no no no no no" I repeated shaking my head hard. He stared at me in concern. "it wasn't her. I remember, it wasn't her." I whispered shaking back and forth. I looked crazy. "Emily, you are on pain meds for your bruise on your neck. You don't know what you are saying" the bastard warned me. "here take these. They will make you sleep" I stared at him seriously.
"I am not crazy!" I snickered through gritted teeth. I grabbed him by his collar and spelt it out for him "it... Wasn't... Her" I growled vigorously. Suddenly I felt two arms pull me away from Mason then tied me onto the bed. I screamed "let me go". I have to admit that I became wild and adopted an abnormal behavior.
I tugged at the ropes that tied me down but it wouldn't break. I was in an asylum. I cried and cried until my tears became dried and my throat became hoarsed. Everyone have left me on the vacant room to calm down.
I breathed rapidly trying to regain my strength to at least cry again. I eventually composed myself then a detective opened the door and walk towards me. I raised my head to the the best of height that I could in order to see him properly. He was tall and dark with brown hair. He reached his hand over to the table beside me. He took the glass of water and fed it to me. I was parched.

"thank you" I whispered as I finished sipping the refreshing water
"how are you feeling Emily?" he asked not showing any sympathy somehow. "I feel like a crazy person" I said with tears welling up in my eyes. I can't even control my emotion. I was in an asylum for Christ's sakes!
"am detective James I.." he begun but I interrupted him "so you are the one who arrested her.... For nothing!"

I shouted. "calm down Emily. I already heard your complaint about her not being your attacker. I am here today to bring you in to the station for interrogation so we can better understand what you mean" he calmly suggested. I was elated. Not only because I would finally get out of this hell hole but rather I can prove Lilith's innocence. Or so I thought?

Can poor Emily prove a demon's innocence? Follow me and find out.
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