Instinctively, Hezal took a step backward, bumping into what felt like a brick wall.
She c****d her head to one side and found herself staring up into the She sighed, kicking herself for wanting to be with him so much.
"That's another sigh, Hezal" Alec informed her.
She glared at him.
"Don't look at me like that. I'm just bringing it to your attention. You've done
nothing but sigh for the last several hours. Are you feeling alright?"
Hazel snorted. "Aye, Alec. I love nearly being' washed off the road, limping along in
your coach, and freezing' ta my bones."
The coach rambled to a stop, and Alec himself sighed. The irony was not lost on
Heal. Then the man opened the door and helped her out.
"I was hoping to have this time to change your mind, Heal."
She didn't even bother to look
