Spring Haven Hospice Center felt unusually quiet when Dee and Sephi walked in. The day before, Thea had her seizure, which had disrupted everyone's day. Dee walked with Sephi to the nurses' station to find Roxy sitting and sipping her coffee.
“How is Thea doing?” Dee asked.
“She's fine. But there is something I need to show you,” Roxy grinned as she pulled her phone from her pocket. She opened the photo gallery and bit her lip as she handed Dee the phone. Dee roared with laughter as he gave the phone to Sephi.
“Oh! That is so sweet!” Sephi exclaimed as she looked at the picture of Zach and Thea cuddled together asleep. “I told you they were made for each other. By the time her doctor clears her after the seizure she had, she might be ready to strangle Zach. He can be extremely protecti
