What It Means to be His
Pain pulsed through my head, and a dull ache gnawed at my side.
Shifting my gaze slightly to the right, I found Abaddon. He lay asleep on the hospital's sofa bed beneath the window, bathed in the soft morning light that filtered through the curtains. His usually impeccable hair was gathered in a messy bun, and his dress shirt appeared wrinkled and disheveled, a stark contrast to his usual polished appearance. He lay there, one arm shielding his eyes from the light, his ankles crossed, looking utterly exhausted.
Despite his unkempt state, a smile tugged at my lips. His dedication to being by my side, even in his own state of disarray, touched my heart.
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