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Chapter 209

Author: Elizabeth
last update publish date: 2026-07-27 02:12:14

Hannah's POV

Sneaking out with Elena felt like stepping back into a simpler time.

Spending time with my best friend.

We walked hand in hand through the busy streets, weaving between families, couples, and tourists enjoying the evening. Elena had insisted we leave our worries at home, and somehow, she'd managed to convince me.

"You know," she said, bumping my shoulder with hers, "Eric is going to lose his mind when he realizes we're gone."

"He was already losing his mind before we left."

"
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