Vince hadn’t stirred since the operation, and I’d barely moved from the chair beside his bed. I remembered the moment the doctors had wheeled him in, covered in blood and barely breathing—I thought he wouldn’t make it. I was so scared that he would… die. I’d seen Vince in his worst times, but never like this. Pale, stiff, with tubes snaked around his arms, and the soft beeping of the monitor was the only proof he was still alive. Unlike his mother. Unlike Lola. Unlike my heaven sent foster mother. My heart was a mess. Everything had happened too fast like a fast paced horror movie. My world was getting darker and darker every day. But for Vince, it was worse—watching his biological mother, whom he’d protected all his life, die at the hands of an enemy. I reached for his hand and gently wrapped mine around it. “I’m so sorry,” I whispered, sobbing helplessly, my heart burning. “I’m so, so sorry.” Just then, his fingers twitched in mine. My eyes widened, breath hitching.
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