Doc Bakers:

I woke up on a bed, the little girl and other people next to me. The little girl watched my eyes flutter open, but heard only one name.

"Chavatangakwunua, Chavatangakwunua." I moaned, fully awake by now. Sitting up slowly, I looked around.
"Who's Chavatangakwunua?" Charles Ingalls asked.

"He's my husband. My parents were massacred along with others at Sandy Creek three days ago. I grabbed as many children as I could and we ran to the nearest town possible that would take Indian children. My children also live on the reservation with my husband. I told him I would write from Canada. There is barely any food on the reservation, at least not on the reservation we live on."
"What's this little girls' name?" Mr. Ingalls asked.
"Her name is Adsila. It means Blossom."
"My name is Doctor Baker. Can I ask what your name is so I we can send word to the reservation."
"My name is Aiyana. It means Eternal Blossom. My husbands' name is Chavatangakwunua. It means Short Rainbow. My daughters' is Aleshanee. It means She plays all the time. My sons' name is Akecheta. It means Fighter."
"I see. Can you tell us why the soldiers were able to take every other child that was in the schoolroom with you? And not the girl you grabbed?"
"I grabbed her because Adsila is Aleshanee's best friend. I knew she would not wish her friend to be killed. That is what will happen to the others. Any survivors of the Sandy Creek Massacre (not true, but it is in this story) are to be killed. What happened to me?"
"You were shot in the back of your shoulder and have been in and out all day & night."
"My right shoulder, right?"
"Yes, how did you know?"
"I couldn't feel it before I passed out and now I can feel it."
"I see, well the Ingalls have agreed to let you stay with them until your family is found and brought here. The soldiers have told us that they will allow you to stay in Walnut Grove as long as you are civil Indians. Do you think your husband & children would like to live off the reservation where the food is plentiful?"
"I believe that they will be very happy. When am I to go with these Ingalls People?"
"Right away, now let's get you ready to travel. You will need to stay bedridden for a couple days to let your arm heal. When your family is located and brought here with all belongings, we will help you build the house you will live in. Mr. Olson will let your family have supplies on credit until you have crop or any other source of income will help you pay for the supplies you will need to live."
"Thank you Doctor Baker. I appreciate everything you, the Ingalls, & the Olson's have done for me."
"You are very welcome. Now I'll check on you later. Have a good night. Goodbye."
"Goodbye, Doctor Baker. See you later."

The Ingalls and I left for there home and Caroline Ingalls had dinner ready by the time Mr. Ingalls and I arrived at the house.