Chapter
43
I'd been here for days and hadn't seen any of Macy's kids or grandkids visit. I didn't ask much about it. She seemed to think of Hayden and me as her own.
One night, while I was getting ready for bed, Lena called, asking when I planned to come back.
"I haven't decided yet. I'm really happy here. It's the happiest I've been since my parents passed away," I told her.
I even considered extending my leave, staying until I got tired of the place.
"Maybe you don't want to leave because of that soldier," Lena teased.
Thinking about my few but oddly heart-stirring interactions with Hayden, I said, "I wouldn't say I can't leave, but when he's around, my heart definitely feels more alive." "Sounds like you're healing pretty well," Lena joked.
I stayed quiet for a moment, then Lena asked, "Has that jerk Jace contacted you at all? Not even a text?"
I licked my lips. "...No."
scoffed, "He thinks you'll never leave
outside
to Lena, waking up before dawn to find the call had ended.
These past few days have proven it. I ate well and slept
off again when my phone
would text me in the
froze. The message was
I could feel his anger through
gone for so long, and now he decides to message me? And he still thinks I was just sulking. totally clueless
ignored it and shut
and wandered out to the yard,
see Hayden coming out, a backpack on his
surprised to see me, pausing for a second before silently continuing to walk out. "Where are
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and in
there, dazed for a bit, before heading toward his
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