(Serena)The sound of the shower wakes me.I must have crashed out. The memory of my rampage hits me. Oh god, he’ll think I’m loco.I see his jacket draped over the armchair, his shoes by the ensuite door, and the ache in my chest shifts just a little. He’s home. It’s nearly daylight from the fact that I forgot to close the drapes, but he’s home.He comes out in a towel, hair wet, eyes bloodshot and exhausted. “Hey,” he says, his voice raw. “You know, burning stuff is a lot less messy.”“I’m sorry. I kinda let loose. I’m so angry over it all.”“I get it. And I don’t blame you. I just wish I was here to join in.” He gives a smile, but I can see his exhaustion.“You okay?” I ask.He nods, pulling on a t-shirt and boxers. “They’re keeping her in for a few days. To monitor her blood pressure spikes. But for now, false alarm again.”“She’s okay?” I have to ask. I might hate her but I want her and her baby to be okay.“Yeah.” He sits on the edge of the bed, scrubs a hand down his face. “I’m
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