I didn’t look back.
Back at the hospital, a doctor cleaned and stitched up my wounds.
Dean never left my side the whole time, his dark eyes swimming with raw worry and heartache.
"I'm sorry I'm late," he said with a frown. "If I'd found you sooner, you never would have gone through all that pain."
Before I headed to school, I’d had a bad feeling something would go wrong.
I’d shot Dean a text from my car, pinning my exact location for him.
Thank god he saw it right away and got here on time.
I smiled, my voice soft and steady to calm him down. "It's not too late. This timing is perfect."
For years, Sebastian had drained every last bit of energy I had. I’d never paid much attention to what Dean was doing with his career.
I never could have guessed that the same senior from my coll
