To Love The Hunters Daughter
His bed smells faintly of pine and smoke, the way it always does, and somehow that scent alone steadies me.
I can still remember the moment his eyes opened—those beautiful golden eyes, the ones I thought I might never see again. It hit me so hard my knees almost gave out. One second he was still, pale, too quiet. The next, his lashes fluttered, and the world tilted back into place.
I’d been holding his hand, my thumb tracing absent circles against his skin, whispering things I wasn’t even sure he could hear. Then his fingers twitched, and his gaze found mine. His voice had been rough, barely a rasp.
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