Chapter 43
Adam escorts me back to Leah’s hospital room. He closes the door behind me and the other guards.
I try her cell phone.
Adam rings her too.
Nothing.
“She may have the volume off. I had her put it on silent in case you…” he trails off.
In case I tried to bother her, he implies.
I growl.
“Her clothes are here, Adam.” I point to the neatly folded pants and shirt. The shirt still has splatters of blood on it from when she’d been coughing. “If she was going to leave, she would’ve changed and put on shoes.”
“Is it possible she’s still on the grounds?” one of the guards suggests. “Maybe she was hungry or got lost or maybe she just didn’t feel like being cooped up alone in here. It’s not uncommon for patients to wander.”
Adam doesn’t look convinced though. Neither am I.
“Sam,” Adam says to the first guard, “Go down to the security office and review the security footage. Track her movements on the feed.” He looks at the second guard, a slightly shorter, wide-shouldered wolf. “Ralph, check each room on this floor.”
“Yes sir.”
half full. I still hold the flowers and I don’t know what to do with them. For some reason, I can’t seem to bring myself to
she?” I ask
yelling or demanding or screaming.
say. “I just want
Aaron. Even with the treatments,
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LEAH
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truck and buckles me in.
not an
curls, then tucks it behind my ear. “I know. I just wanted to do
a small act. A chivalrous one.
makes me realize that while things weren’t always bad with Aaron, they were never really
didn’t get
his way to open a
hasn’t closed the door yet.
doing?” I ask a little nervously.
you.
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