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CHAPTER FOURTEEN-THE CONFESSION
The soft flannel of Haldir's sheets tickled her knees as Mory crawled across the bed. As Haldir put more wood in the stove, Mory rested her cheek on her arm and watched as the firelight lit up his face. The warm, smoky scent made Mory close her eyes and think back to the days on bonfires with her friends in high school.
Pulling the blanket up to her chin, Mory took a deep breath of Haldir and opened her eyes again. "I'm sorry about all that earlier. I told you I'm a whole lot of crazy."
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