INICIAR SESIÓNAnd not it was my turn to look at that blade in the light and decide what to do with it.I looked at him.He was sitting upright, shoulders still tense, one hand braced lightly over his ribs like he could stop the pain by sheer stubbornness. His face was composed, too composed for someone who had ju
Savannah Whitlock.My hands unclenched, clenched, and unclenched again. It was like my body couldn't decide whether to fight or fold. Because if I stayed, it wasn't just a word anymore that I was throwing around without a whim. It wasn't a kiss in a music room, or a teasing smile, or his warmth as
Asher.I waited until Rowan's footsteps faded down the corridor and the medical wing settled back into a quieter rhythm. The kettle's soft hiss, the faint clink of glass as Mable stacked vials as she was preteneded like she wasn't listening.Savannah sat on the bed a few paces away from mine, her fe
Asher DravenHartMable's fingher was still in the air when the medical wing door opened again. Cold slipped in, winter and wet wool, followed by Rowan. He looked wrong without his usual grin. His hair was damp was damp at the edges, cheeks were flushed from the cold, and mud was on his socks like
Asher DravenHart Mable's footsteps approached like an old verdict. I laid on my side, one arm tucked beneath my head, the other pressed lightly over my ribs where the slash still burned. The pain had changed since I shifted, less sharp and more deep and aching. It was like someone poured hot sand under my skin. It was the kind of pain you could work through your system if you were to keep breathing and refused to think so hard. Across the room, Savannah sat on the bed that Mable instructed her to move to, towel wrapped around her feet. Her face was one of content as the steaming basin of water wafted over her skin. She watched me when she thought I wasn't looking, eyes still a bit too wide, still too bright. Fear and stubbornness tangled together in her posture. "Alright..." Mable muttered, sitting down in front of me, "Time for you turn. You idiot." My mouth twitched. "Good morning to you too..." Mable scoffed but she didn't mean anything by it. Her hands were already movin
Savannah Whitlock.The medical wing made my eyes squint as it was too bright. A vast difference compared to the gray violence outside.Light spilled across white linens and pale stone, turning every smear of mud protruding out from the tops of the slippers into something shameful and obvious. The ai







