Stacey is tied to the bed and blindfolded. Spread-eagle and attached to the four poster with some sort of wet cloth, she notices the room smells like jasmine.
"Hello?"
Michael is tied to a chair in the corner of a bedroom. At least it is decorated like a bedroom, the walls are clear, like a really thick glass pane all the way around. He can see the girl from the bar tied to the bed with some sort of worms, or leeches? No, they almost look like disembodied tentacles, green and glistening wet.
"Is anyone there? I can't see anything."
Stacey pulls on her restraints, but the more she pulls the tighter things get and her hands are starting to go a little numb.
"Please! Somebody!"
Michael tries his damndest to respond to the girl on the bed, but no sound comes from his vocal chords. Mouth agape, he tries again to speak to the girl on the bed, let her know she is ok, or at least not alone, but he can't even grunt.
Nurse-bot enters the room hovering on a cloud of hot air and moves toward Michael. She pulls a reclining lever on the side of Michael's chair putting him in a "dentist is here to see you" position and slowly begins to stroke his forehead. The foot rest section of the chair rises up and brings his knees level with his chest.
"Shhh."
Michael's view is now mostly stars. The ceiling of the room is practically invisible, but there must be something there to keep nature out. Other than the smell of jasmine this room seems almost surgically clean. Michael hears a click come from the seat of his chair and feels something wet probing between his buttcheeks. It seems to stop short of entering him, pull away, and push back again, this time with a very dull vibration. Michael tries to vocalize a protest to the strange robot dressed as a nurse that seems to be trying to calm him, but still no sound will escape his lips.
"Who's there?"
Stacey can feel the weight of something climbing onto the bed with her. She pulls at her ankle restraints some more, but ultimately gives up when she feels them tighten further. Then she feels something warm and wet near her navel that begins to worm its way up her abdomen. Stacey's heart is pounding in her ears, her chest heaving as she starts to panic. She's pulling on her wrists as hard as possible now, almost in tears.
"No, no, no, stay back, no."
By now it is at her chin and pulling gently at her lower lip. To Stacey it feels like a wet thumb trying to pry her jaw open. It smells like a sweet flower and tastes like liquid sugar. Honeysuckle? Like the bush next to her grandma's house that she and her friend Monica would play near. This rush of memory has distracted Stacey just enough for the finger to enter her mouth and attach itself to her tongue.