AGATHA
“Wake up, hon.” Draven’s voice woke me up, sounding hoarse and still sleepy. I could also hear the loud alarm and the sound of my phone on the bedside table, which woke up the person lying next to me.
“Good morning,” I softly greeted Draven and hugged him.
“It’s time for you to get ready, but if you don’t want to, you can go back to sleep next to me,” Draven said with his eyes closed, and I lightly slapped his arm.
His suggestion wasn’t possible. Theresa was surely waiting, and I didn’t want us to cancel our plans just because I was still sleepy. It’s best if I get ready now, so we don’t get caught in traffic on the way.
I removed Draven’s arm from my waist and got up. It was already four o’clock. That was the time set on my phone’s alarm before I went to bed last night, so eve
