u
un
slipping away
un
die or wake up fr
back from the brink, yet the persistent darkness within echo
ly hard for me to take in," I admitted, my voice overwhelmed with emotions. It was har
enty-four hours a day, seven days a week, and three hun
etically. Andrew was unmated, and I have never seen him with a f
you love," he muttered with a distant look in his eyes
ion, the better for you to fix your lives back together and move on." I nodded my head, acknowle
the courage for it." I sighed ti
you think, Luna. We'll get through this together." He said it passionately, but
te's pack, which settled heavily on my shoulders. Would Liam miss me? Would his eyes be fi
red past, and I could only hope that the moon goddess would lend me the resilience to
and then take them away from me all in
ck interrupted our conversation. Andrew gla
bowed, leaving me alone, and a sense of vulnerability settled in. Moments later
s at t
nfusion and curiosity danced in my mind as the unspoken exchange between them left me on the edge of u
d a surge of anxiety coursed through me. The mere sight of the envelope stirred a whirlwind of e
self for it," Andrew said, his voice carrying a gentle warning as he extended the envelope
mother sick
the envelope with shaking hands and removed a piece of paper
patting my back lovingly. Her eyes held different emot
her voice soft bu
ondition closely, and just as I suspected, the results of the test just confirmed my suspicion, and I'm afraid the trauma has weakened y
artbreaking news, and I didn't know how to feel about everything, but to me
a baby anymore. The damage is too severe,
slowly her words sank into my brain-it was a profound loss added to the layers of grief al
less; can I ever f
my gaze outside, and the forest seemed to echo the quiet sobs of my shattered
ce felt distant as I felt overwhelmed by the cascading blo
om the cup to the table and everything breakable I could find that was close to me. I wanted to let
her warned, but I ignored her, and in a frenzied state
stop until my human legs were weak and ti
ed into the silent expanse, the echo of my foots
a soft, heart-wrenching cry that mirrored my own pain. Was someone in danger? I tho
und led me to an opening. There, in the pale moonlight, I
g kept ringi
t, even if it c
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