THEODORE
I slowly opened my eyes and panted out a groan. The pain slowly subsided, so did the dizzimess. I grabbed onto the bed above me and managed to pull myself up to my shaking legs. I noticed that I passed out in the guest room.
Once I was sure I could stand on my own, I walked out of the room. I went to my room. The door was open, and I peeked in. I saw the curtains wildly swaying in the wind, but she wasn't in there.
I looked at my watch, it was late in the afternoon. I had overslept. I sighed, rubbing my face with my hands, and walked downstairs toward the kitchen.
I didn't see any sign of Aurora in the kitchen nor the living room. As another wave of lightheadedness washed over me, I was forced to sit down.
Once my head finally cleared enough, I was able to think straight;A
