ELIANA.
"Does he know yet...Does Denver know?" Nana asked. "Are you even sure about this?" A hard lump went down my throat at that moment.
"It's something I have to tell him to his face," I paused. "And yes. Yes, I'm sure about it now more than ever." I continued. My Grandma squeezed my hands as she nodded. “Then, you have my blessings” She flashed a smile at me, one I returned.
But for a moment, everything seemed so peaceful now that I had made up my mind but that was before we heard a loud thud come from above. I jerked forward with an arch between my brows.
“What was that?” Nana was just as confused. That wasn’t all. The sound of shattering glass followed and things being thrown up and down. I arose from the chair just as it hit me. “It’s her!” I muttered.
“The stranger from the wo
