Reed
“So, if he chose you... then you must be a really good man.”
Her innocent words wrapped around my throat like a wire. I couldn't breathe.
I managed to give Wendy a tight, forced smile before I practically fled the hospital room. I closed the door softly behind me and leaned against the hallway wall.
A good man.
If she only knew the truth.
For her, I was the monster who had locked her in a cage. I was the reason she had been speeding down that road in tears. I had chased her right into that crash.
I clenched my fists until the nails bit my skin. Everything was too much. All of it.
Ding.
The chime of the hospital elevator at the end of the corridor snapped me out of my thoughts.
The doors slid open and two figures rushed out into the brightly lit hallway.
The first was Sabr
