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Chapter 35

Author: Night Walker
last update Last Updated: 2025-08-18 11:58:08
— AVERY POV —

I sat there quietly, my back propped against the hospital bed, trying to make sense of everything that had happened. My fingers gripped the thin blanket as if holding onto it would keep me grounded. My heart hadn’t stopped racing since I woke up.

The door opened, and I didn’t even need to look up to know it was him. His presence filled the room before his voice ever did. Damon.

He walked in with heavy steps, and even though his face was calm—too calm—I could feel it. Fury. It clung to him like a storm ready to break. His jaw was tight, his eyes too sharp, too cold for comfort. He tried to hide it, but I wasn’t blind. I had spent two weeks under his protection. I had learned to read him—at least a little.

“You’re awake,” his voice was softer than I expected, deep and rich, wrapping around me like a blanket of steel.

“Yes,” I whispered, my throat still dry.

He came closer, pulling a chair next to my bed, and lowered himself into it. His eyes scanned my face lik
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