Her Return, His Regret
I push past him with a glare, storming into the house with my fist clenched so tight by the side my nails are biting into my palms.
“Snow,” I call, my voice sharp and distorted.
Then I see her.
She runs up to me, face swollen, tears streaks her cheeks and her dress is torn all the way up.
My gut tightens.
Her sob comes through— heavy, broken and fast.
I pull her in without a word. “It's okay, Snow. I'm here to get you out,” I whisper.
A footstep stomps behind us.
I spin.
Jordan is standing there, glaring at me. “Jenaya you need to leave. This is between me and my girlfriend,”