CHAPTER 96 Not Just Right Now

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  Ezra's POV   The morning sunlight, yellowish, soft, and warm filtered through the hospital windows. My body still ached in various places that I could hardly name, but the worst of the pain had gone. I was alive. I was healing. And more than anything, I was not alone.   Layla was sitting in the chair beside my bed, a little curled up, with a blanket draped over her shoulders. A few strands framed her face, with her hair plaited loosely. She was scrolling through the feeds on her phone, her presence made the room feel... complete. Secure.   "You stayed again," I whispered.   She looked up. "Of course I did."   "That wasn't necessary."   She shrugged it off. "I wanted to."   Her simple remark hit me harder than she realized. I had seen people come and go, they rarely lingered.   Bu

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