Seems like a prison.

Her heart kept racing, and she feared he was going to hear her heart pounding heavily against her chest.

“Olivia!” Aiden called for the second time, his voice calm, but void, with no emotion attached to it.

“Yes,” Olivia managed to reply in a cracked voice.

“You should sleep now, today was indeed a long day. But you can go to the guest room if you're not comfortable, that's the only kindness I can give.” He uttered and adjusted himself on the bed, and Olivia felt he was kidding with his last words, unknown to her that he really meant it.

She felt butterflies in her stomach that he cared, even though it wasn't a big deal.

Olivia took a deep breath and closed her eyes while trying so hard to get some sleep. And after an hour, nature gladly took over her.

*

*

The ray of sunshine coming through the window woke her up. Her scattered hair was all over the pillow, while she turned and faced the direction Aiden had slept.

Olivia snapped her eyes open, she had totally forgotten that sh