All Chapters of Fictitious Reality: Chapter 121 - Chapter 130

When Sia woke up, her back and hands felt numb. She stretched her arms but they came in contact with a hard surface rather than the soft mattress. Sia sat up with a start and looked around in panic. She was not in her bedroom. She looked around to see white walls. There was nothing else. She had been lying on the floor. She wondered how she reached here. She looked around frantically for an opening to get out. She felt the hard wall, the floor but there was nothing, no buttons, no levers, nothing. For some reas

Sia waited in anticipation for the cameras to zone in on the danger. She was a bit taken aback when she saw that it was only Ron. She went kept the ROD back on the table and went out to meet him. Ron was pacing up and down the corridor as he waited for the doors to open. The moment his eyes landed on Sia, he pulled her into a hug. “Thank God! You are alright. I was so worried about you.” He muttered against her hair.

“Ahhhh…” Zora screamed as she woke up with a start. Sia closed her mouth with her hand and looked at Ron nervously. She let out a sigh of relief when Ron kept sleeping soundly. “You almost had me killed,” Sia whispered to Zora. Zora was still disoriented from being woken up suddenly. She just kept staring at Sia. “Are you alright?” Sia asked looki

“That is it? It was no fun at all. I wanted to toy around a little more.” Mr. Ben said with mock anger. He was gloating inside. He let out a deep sigh and said, “Okay, set her down.” Sia fell on her knees the moment she was released. A sharp pain shot through her arms as the circulation of blood returned to her arms. She scrambled to her feet and said weakly, “I am ready to sign the documents. But, what will I get in return?”

Jay and Yorick struggled for a while against the Probots but they soon realized that it was absolutely useless. They were just exhausting themselves. After that they kept quiet, awaiting their fate in anticipation. They had to shield their eyes from the blinding light, when the walls slid into the floor. Their eyes adjusted in a while and they found themselves in a huge room that extended endlessly in all directions. Everything was white; the walls, the floor, even the ceiling. This made everything appear extremely bright. The second Probot that had tagged along, tapped a button on its arm.