Return To Chapter Five Aidan stayed out of the conversation, mostly because he’d felt conflicted himself. Molly deserved a place to stay where people could help her recuperate. At the same time, he wondered how she had no one in her life. Even if her parents were dead, most people had other family, friends, significant […]
Return To Chapter Four The next morning, Molly woke to fresh coffee, and a plate full of eggs—an actual plate, not a hospital tray. Corbett still sat next to her, eating his own breakfast in the chair. He smiled and waved at her. “Morning sunshine.” “Hey, look who it is,” Aidan said, standing on the […]
Return To Chapter Three The beeping of machines lulled Molly back to consciousness and away from the darkness that consumed her. Her eyes fluttered open. The hazy room focused enough to see the white walls accented at the top with a border of floral wallpaper. Various machines hummed around her. It became discernible enough for […]
Chapter Three Return To Chapter Two The ambulance sirens cut through the murmurs of onlookers. Red flickered off the windows of the store and swiped over Molly’s still face. Her chest rose and fell, but she hadn’t opened her eyes since she lost consciousness. Aidan rubbed Cody’s back as his trembling son clung to him. […]
