Third-Person Point of View
When Riley woke up from the dream, it was already dawn. The lights were dimmed in the room, a bit dark and eerily silent. But Riley didn't feel lonely or gloomy waking up to this because a warm hand held her hand tightly as if its owner was terrified she would run away if he didn't hold her hand.
Riley raised her head to look at the clock on the wall. It was 4 a.m. She slept around 10, so it had been nearly 6 hours.
Her gaze then shifted to the person sleeping while sitting on a chair and resting his head on the bed. His face was pressed against the mattress and turned to Riley's side. Even within the dimly lit room, Riley could see how his face was frowned upon with the uncomfortable posture he was sleeping in. There is an extra bed for a caretaker in this
