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Chapter 25

Author: Owoseni
last update Last Updated: 2025-08-13 19:56:18

Elise’s POV

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I look at the clock and it’s almost three am. When they brought Leo back to the room last night he was completely exhausted and fell asleep the minute his head hit the pillow, but for the last fifteen minutes he's been twisting in the bed sheets, gripping them in his fists and mumbling. His eyes are moving under closed lids and his breathing is going crazy, like he's been running a marathon. I gently try and wake him by placing my hand on his chest, and I can feel his heart pounding, but he’s in a deep sleep. He kicks his legs several times and then lets out a scream that I’m sure is heard by the entire floor. I quickly mind link my mom to get her to come.

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When she walks in the room, Leo is sitting on the edge of the bed, his bare feet bouncing on the ground and his head in his hands as he rocks back and forth.

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“How long has he been like this?” My mom asks, looking carefully at him.

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“Maybe fifteen minutes?” I say.

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Leo starts mumbling and we watch his eyes fly wid
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