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Chapter 203 - Into The Forest

Author: Eodine
last update publish date: 2026-08-24 22:19:26

Rebecca's POV

He looked at me the way I'd forgotten he could look at me.

Not the hollowed-out version I'd gotten used to — not the man whose eyes had been clouded and borrowed and pointed in directions that weren't his own choosing. This was the other one. The one I remembered from before any of this, from a time when the worst thing either of us had to worry about was whether I'd eaten enough and whether he'd remembered to fix the gate latch. Clear. Present. Mine.

Jeremy's hand was still
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