Natalie P.O.V
I must have been sleeping lightly this morning, as for the first time, I felt Asher reluctantly leave my side for training in the gloomy dawn of a new day. He was careful to dress quietly as I lay there, and I tried to keep as calm as possible so that he knew I wasn’t awake.
He left the room, and I listened to the proceeding tasks that he ticked off his morning routine before he left the house through the front door. I took a few moments to gaze at my engagement ring, which sat snugly on my finger. I had drifted off to sleep thinking about our wedding day. The colours, the smells, the people; the feelings. My head was also filled with unknowns, and it forced me into a spontaneous decision.
I decided to follow Asher.
I threw back the covers energetically and ran to the c
