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I cuddled against Lynnie on her bed. It has become our most favorite thing to do over the last few days.We watch her sometimes disastrous movie until we fall asleep in either her room or in mine.It's been almost a week since that catastrophic dinner. The bandages were finally taken off my arm yesterday, the pain was almost completely gone, leaving only a dull ache behind.Tonight Lynnie laid almost on top of me but I couldn't sleep.I haven't been able to sleep through the night since the night Jace and child died.The anxiety of the nightmare only worsened further after I killed a man.I killed a person.His lifeless eyes haunted me when I closed my eyes.Being with her always made me feel better, brought me ease and peace but tonight my body just wouldn't relax.My back tensed up when I heard the door to the room being pulled open.I shut my eyes closed.The sound closed shut and soft, heavy footsteps followed.I held my breath, my shoulders frozen.It was him.Her father. I hadn'
I cuddled against Lynnie on her bed. It has become our most favorite thing to do over the last few days.We watch her sometimes disastrous movie until we fall asleep in either her room or in mine.It's been almost a week since that catastrophic dinner. The bandages were finally taken off my arm yesterday, the pain was almost completely gone, leaving only a dull ache behind.Tonight Lynnie laid almost on top of me but I couldn't sleep.I haven't been able to sleep through the night since the night Jace and child died.The anxiety of the nightmare only worsened further after I killed a man.I killed a person.His lifeless eyes haunted me when I closed my eyes.Being with her always made me feel better, brought me ease and peace but tonight my body just wouldn't relax.My back tensed up when I heard the door to the room being pulled open.I shut my eyes closed.The sound closed shut and soft, heavy footsteps followed.I held my breath, my shoulders frozen.It was him.Her father. I hadn'
Tension rolled over the air in fast and heavy waves.Hilda looked the most horrified and shocked but it wasn't directed at Lynnie or I. Her gaze kept flickering down the table in fear.Her hands against Romero's arm tightened and so did mine clutching the edge of the table.Hilda's parents looked…embarrassed. Like their future step granddaughter calling another woman Mama was a grave sin they should be afraid of.Her brother merely looked amused. He had the eyes that sparkled with sadistic pleasure at the tension and unease in the air.Kylie looked taken aback.Avery let out a nervous laugh, once, then another.Still the crack of the unease did not ease.“She likes to play with that a lot." She threw another shallow laugh in the air like it was her job to fix this.The devil and his child just sat there.Romero sipped from his wine without a care for his daughter's error.And Lynnie was back to sipping her milkshake with a wide smile on her face.Only I felt like I was about to be str
I shifted uncomfortably at Kylie's words. “Kylie." Her mother nudged from beside her. “She did something you'd have never been able to do if you were in her shoes." Avery bit at her child and my unease grew further. “I was trained to use a gun mom." Kylie mumbled. “Have you ever been out in the field?" Hilda blinked, her face scrunching up in horror. "But I was trained anyway, just in case.” Kylie threw her shoulders up. “You’ve both been raised shielded, you wouldn't even know what to do in a life or death situation alone without help.” The man on Hilda's side spoke. Hilda turned to him with a half glare. “You wouldn't even know the horrors of our world if it stared you in the face." He added. His eyes directly looking into my eyes. I looked away from him, unable to stand his stare any longer. “She just did something you should have done Hilda, little Lynnie is your future step daughter afterall." The other older man spoke and Hilda's smile vanished instantly. Her body went st
She began telling me how annoyed she was that she couldn't have her Ice cream before she passed out. I didn't know what worried me even more. The fact that she was so cool about the situation or the fact that she was more annoyed about not having ice cream than she was about the bullets that basically reigned in on us. She turned behind her and let out a squeal at the sight of her grandparents. Finally noticing the presence other than ours in the room. “Nana, papi." I helped her come down the bed wincing from having to stretch without warning before she tripped over her own feet in her hurry. A large smile appeared on her grandfather's face. Any sign of his previous anger no where to be found. She fell into arms and he hugged her like his world couldn't exist without her. Avery had more tears flowing out of her eyes. She sniffed and wiped her tears when Lynnie moved to hug her. The loud ringing of a phone filled the air and Romero announced blankly. “The Reid's are downstairs
The back of my eyes burned with unshed tears. I wanted to tell myself that I just misheard her. It sounded like the most beautiful uncomfortable music to my ears. I couldn't go back to sleep anymore. I'd had enough of it already. I just laid there staring at little Lynnie sleep. I laid in that position for an hour until voices filled my ears. The door to the room was pushed open and an always organized and neat Avery walked in the room in quick strides looking dishelved and worried, her husband not too far behind her. The air in the room switched the second he walked in. Avery's eyes zeroed in on me and then to her grandbaby cuddled up beside me. She hurried towards us looking like she was about to break into tears. “Oh dear Lord." She whispered. “I'm so sorry." My lips parted in surprise when she bent down to place a kiss on my head first and the she brushed Lynnie's hair out of her face and performed the same action. Her worried eyes moved back up to me. She scanned my ruine