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Eyes That Speak Too Much

Penulis: Sharon russell
last update Terakhir Diperbarui: 2025-08-03 09:07:23

Chapter 26

Abby didn’t sleep much that night.

The room felt colder than usual, even with the heavy blanket pulled up to her chin. She lay still, her eyes fixed on the ceiling, the silence so loud it pressed against her ears. Everything that had happened earlier with Edward and Daniel kept playing in her head like a loop she couldn’t stop.

The way Edward had looked at Daniel. The way Daniel had said her name.

There was something in the air—like something was shifting between the three of them, even if no one dared to say it.

The morning came too fast.

Abby dragged herself out of bed, her body moving slow, heavy. She slipped into a hoodie and soft pants, not bothering with makeup or fixing her hair. She just needed coffee. Something warm. Something to keep her going.

Downstairs, the kitchen was already alive. Edward’s housekeeper was moving about, humming softly as she prepared breakfast. The smell of toast and eggs filled the space.

“Good morning, miss,” she greeted kindly.

Abby forced
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