Chapter 24
Icy drops poured from the sky and over Heaven’s shivering body, soaking her waterlogged clothes. The willow tree branches provided no shelter from the current downpour. There were plenty of dry spaces where she could hide, including the garage, but the water didn’t bother her. Nothing bothered her but the hole inside her chest.
The long trek down the cottage path remained a blur, as did the journey across the back yard. She had a vague memory of stumbling past her parents’ house. Voices buzzed inside, but she hadn’t bothered listening.
Another round of sobs echoed in the air.
Dylan had every right to be angry, but to hate her so much, to say she'd disappointed their daughter, hurt like hell. He hadn’t let her explain all the details, but telling him about the affinity wouldn
