“Hey Alexa,” Mason breathed, a smile swooping on his lips. But it never reached his eyes for they were masked with sadness.
I was physically fine, after staying in the hospital for a little too long. I couldn’t even remember when the last time was when I stepped on a fresh patch of grass. Being discharged was the best thing that had happened to me. Being stuck on a stiff bed was making my back ache, which was far worse than running an endless sprint.
“Hey yourself,” I breathed the same way he did, my brown eyes gazing over his beautiful blue ones. Since the day I awoke, he was there beside me and Jason visited me less and less.
Which led to a growing gaping hole inside my heart.
I didn’t want to admit it, but his absence was starting to tear my emotions apart. I loved Mason’s company,
