I had a bad feeling. It wasn’t the kind that made my chest tighten, no.
It was the kind of feeling that made it hard to breathe, to move…
Something was about to go wrong, terribly wrong.
“Aiden!” I called after him, barely entering the elevator before it shut.
Our eyes locked, and I could see it. The panic, the pain lingering in his eyes.
Until now, I believed he only cared about Elena, but clearly, Aiden was attached to her.
“It’s all my fault,” He began, pacing to and fro in the elevator. “All of this is my fault. I left her alone, I —” he buried his face in his hands, leaning against the wall.
“Aiden…” I reached out, “No one knew this would—”
The elevator opened before I could finish but Aiden didn’t move, he stared at me for a moment as if he was fighting a war in his mind
