Love Unbreakable by Bank Brook

Waiting For Her To Ask For Help After a while, Raegan spotted Mitchel propped against a tree, stealing glances at her as she
descended.
Avoiding any interaction, Raegan opted to tread further down and settled in the shade, anticipating Bryce’s arrival.
The midday sun scorched the hillside, igniting a thirst within Raegan.
Unfortunately, the only water bottle was gone.
The prospect of enduring two days under such conditions seemed daunting, especially under the assumption that Bryce would
deny her water, unless she conceded defeat.
As Mitchel made his descent, Raegan shut her eyes, subscribing to the mantra “out of sight, out of mind”.
Yet, as he walked by, a scent she knew all too well wafted toward her.
The sound of something striking the ground prompted Raegan to open her eyes.
Mitchel had left a water bottle behind.
She puzzled over why she'd never before considered his littering impolite.
The bottle, caught in a sunbeam, seemed to have water rippling inside.
Skeptical, Raegan blinked hard, only to confirm it was indeed half-full.
Frozen in place for minutes, her resistance finally crumbled, and she moved toward the bottle.
Upon retrieving it, Raegan’s expression was a mix of relief and confusion.
She consoled herself with the thought that Mitchel was as fit as a fiddle.
The sun's rays made the water glisten, tempting her parched throat.
With resolve, Raegan unscrewed the cap, tilting her head back to drink without her lips grazing the bottle.
She dared only a few sips from the half-full bottle.

No sooner had Raegan set the bottle down than she noticed Mitchel, who returned and stood before her, eyes narrowed and
arms folded.
His expression was like she was a pervert for taking the mineral water he'd been sipping.

are the one who is supposed to look after her.” If it weren't for Eloise who had clung to his arm and dragged him along, Bryce would have ascended earlier. Eloise was disheartened. Had she known how exhausting the day would be,

to change her mind about adoring Mitchel and needed time to cool off. Mitchel, for the sake of Eloise's parents, hadn't expelled Eloise but instead invited her to join the mountain trek. Now, it seemed Mitchel was subtly declining Eloise's advances. But Eloise refused to give up so easily, especially with the presence of Mitchel's ex-wife who possibly waited for a

the workers to set up camp for him, he left Raegan to fend for herself. As others rested in their erected tents, Raegan struggled with the hammer, which slipped and struck her hand, eliciting an involuntary cry of pain. She looked up through tear-filled eyes, seeking Mitchel's assistance habitually, only to be met with his

Mitchel's profound disdain for her? As dinner time approached, Eloise stepped out of her tent