Stockholm Syndrome

She looked up from her spot on the floor. She could only see out of one eye due to the blood dripping into her other. He was standing over her snarling. He stormed into the bedroom as she cowered on the floor in the other room.
She dragged herself into the bathroom where she slumped over the toilet and bled into the water. She shouted on him "Gary, Gary I don't feel well." She thought she was losing conciousness. She was losing too much blood. "Gary! Gary. I'm no well!" She was confused, normally by this time he had calmed down and would be overly nice. It confused her that he hadn't come through yet. She must have really pissed him off. She was scared, she thought she was going to lose him either because he was really mad at her this time or because she was going to die. The toilet water now had so much blood in itthat not only did it look the colour of blood also the consistency. Her head hurt, she could feel her pulse in her temples. "Gary, I diny feel too good!" She cried knowing he was in hearing distance but wasn't coming to her rescue.
She sobbed as she pulled herself up by the toilet seat - not caring about germs - and dragged herself into the bedroom. "Gary" She gret. Eyes half closed she stumbled into the room where she sat down on the bed beside him. He grumbled as she almost sat on his leg. "Gary" she cried "I'm no well."
"Huh? What?" he said as he awoke. She cried in the relief that he hadn't been ignoring her, he'd been sleeping. The distraught look on his face said it all. He did love her. He looked so worried that she was crying and bleeding. The first thing he did before anything else was cradle her in his arms. "Shh, It's ok buba" he soothed as he stroked her hair. "You'll be ok buba. Don't cry." He continued to cuddle her as he helped her up and took her through to the livingroom. He gently sat her down on a chair. "I'll get you a glass of water baby." She sat in the chair sobbing. He brought her a cold glass of water and some headache tablets. He wasn't all bad she thought as he acted the perfect boyfriend. She didn't think it was acting at all, she thought it was the real him.