LIGHT 26
I opened my eyes to everyone staring at me, their outlines silhouetted by the darkening sky. Lifting my head, I found myself still upon the willow seat in the garden.
Sean watched me with a smile on his lips, curiosity in his eyes. “You were dreaming.”
“Was I?” I asked, even though every second of it had etched into my brain.
He smiled. “You know you were.”
Snorting quietly, I attempted to sit, but couldn’t, thanks to the restrictions of the blanket tangled around my shoulders.
Sean gently tugged it away, his smile a little wider. “Was it a good one?”
“How long did I sleep for?” I asked, avoiding his question.
“About an hour, or so. We’ve been waiting for you to go inside.”
I lowered my feet to the ground, but lifted them back up when they hit the cold, damp grass. “You s
