SKY
I paced the hospital corridor endlessly, moving from one end to the other like a trapped animal, my feet aching but my body refusing to stop. Each step felt heavier than the last.
My hands were still stained with dried blood, no matter how many times I rubbed them together. The red clung to my skin like guilt, like proof of something I never meant to become.
I wanted to scream, cry until my chest broke open but nothing came.
Levi hadn’t woken up yet, or better he is inside the emergency unit with me pacing here and there.
The news had already spread. Cameras crowded the entrance with reporters waiting for a response from us.
I couldn’t even get close to his door. Every time I glanced toward the ward, fear wrapped around my throat, tightening until breathing felt difficult.
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