~ RONAN ~
It’s been a week since Roselle has been in the medical wing, and luckily, the past two days have gone by without any sort of drama. Other than work, I’ve spent all my time by Roselle’s side.
I’ve already made up my mind—she’s moving in with me. That way, I can keep an eye on her myself. I’m not trusting anyone with her again.
Caius finally got back to me a few days ago. As expected, the case will be filed in court, and Warren is willing to push it further, which I honestly don’t mind.
I’ve been waiting for Dr. Elias to discharge Roselle, and now that he finally has and confirmed that she’s fine, we can finally have a talk. I just hope she opens up to me and communicates.
I’m standing right in the center of my room, my eyes fixed on her as she stares out the window. Her eyes are wide with fascination, a spark lighting them up as she turns to look at me, as though she can hardly believe what she’s seeing outside.
I don’t blame her. My window offers a clear, breathtaking view of everything beyond it.
I’m more than relieved to see those sparks in her eyes again. These week has been torture—watching her lie there while a thousand thoughts clawed through my head. Keeping Kael from marching into Westbrook and ripping Warren’s head clean off his neck has taken more restraint than I thought I possessed. But doing that would shatter the treaty between our packs.
I need the truth from her.
I don’t know why she’s protecting them, and I know I promised never to push her for answers... but I can’t do it anymore. I don’t think I can stomach any of this for another second.
Warren hurting her. His bitch of a mate speaking about Roselle like she was nothing. The bruises and injuries covering her body. The trauma-induced mutism that stole her voice.
It’s already far more than I can bear.
And just when I thought all I had to do was help her heal and move forward, I find out there’s a fucking chemical in her system designed to suppress her wolf. How much more can I take in?
Dr. Elias says he’s running tests on her blood to identify exactly what it is. But until then, I want answers.
No. I need answers.
I need her to tell me everything. Every detail, ugly truth, and every fucking intricacy of what’s been happening to her.
I kept a flower in my room while she was in the medical wing, a white rose I found in the gardens, the kind that reminds me of her.
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