After The Divorce: Ex-husband's Regret
It flickered, unfocused, sliding past her before catching somewhere near her shoulder.
“No, no, no…” she kept saying under her breath, the words breaking apart.
Miss Grace reached for her then, both hands coming up to hold her arms enough to ground her.
“Breathe,” she said. “Slowly. Don’t fight it. Just… breathe.”
Ava tried. Her mouth opened, pulling in air that felt thin and insufficient. Her shoulders lifted with the effort, tension climbing up her neck, settling behind her eyes.
“I can’t—” she whispered, the words barely there.
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