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The Keepers Choice

Author: Scarlet heart
last update Petsa ng paglalathala: 2026-07-27 07:01:52

I staggered, and the ground didn’t quite feel solid beneath me anymore.

Rowan caught my arm before my knees could decide the matter for themselves, steadying me with a grip that was firmer than I expected from someone usually so quiet. Around us, the glow along the trees began easing back to something softer, like a held breath finally released.

I stood there shaking, not from cold. From how real it had all felt — the field of flowers, my mother’s hands, her voice. Dreams didn’t do that. Dreams
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