The healer was quick and quiet, which I appreciated. There was no unnecessary conversation or pitying looks, just hands that knew what they were doing moving efficiently over my body while I sat on the edge of the bed with my legs swinging underneath the bed, and stared at the wall opposite me.She checked the stitched gash along my ribs first, and I sucked in a breath, thinking it would hurt, but it didn't. Just a little sting, so I relaxed. Then she moved to my arms, pressing along the bruising there, and this time it hurts like hell. I flinched hard, my teeth caught my lower lip as I hissed in pain. It was an old bruising, I knew that, but old didn't mean gone, and my body had a very honest way of reminding me of things I'd rather forget."Sorry," she murmured, barely audible, and kept going.I was fine, I let out a shaky breath. I was doing fine.And then her hands slowed down. As if they paused mid-air, and I felt her freeze. I glanced down and saw where her fingers had stilled,
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