His Tamed Wife, The Wild Heiress
Morrison—Elias, he'd told me to call him years ago, though I never had—looked up from his notepad with those calm, assessing eyes that had seen too much human suffering to be surprised by anything.
"Tell me about the dreams, Kieran."
"They're the same as always. Mostly." I stared at my hands, at the scars on my knuckles that I couldn't remember getting. "I can hear screaming. A child screaming. And then there's this impact—something hitting my head, over and over. But I can't see anything. Can't see who's screaming or who's hitting me. Just darkness and pain and that sound."
"How often are you having these dreams now?"