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Chapter 26: Threads We Can’t Untangle

Author: Alabiwriteups
last update Last Updated: 2025-04-28 19:22:03

LENA'S POV

I found him slumped on a cracked hospital bench, his jacket bundled under his head, the exhaustion carved deep into the lines of his face. Kian slept like someone who hadn’t rested in weeks, his body still, his mouth slightly parted as he breathed shallowly.

My chest tightened.

I stood there for a long moment, the breakfast bag in my hands crinkling softly, forgotten. Watching him.

Last night I had seen his truck speeding through the city. At first, I thought my mind was playing tricks on me, a mirage created by missing him too much. But the way he drove, fast and desperate, had torn something primal inside me. Without thinking, I followed.

I trailed him across intersections, side streets, down to the waterfront, heart pounding the whole time. I saw him pull into the hospital.

And then I drove back home half out of fear, half because I didn't want to smother him.

I cooked. I packed his favorite breakfast, the one he used to steal bites from when he thought I wasn't looking.
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