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Chapters (56)
  1. Chapter One
  2. Chapter Two
  3. Chapter Three
  4. Chapter Four
  5. Chapter Five
  6. Chapter Six
  7. Chapter Eight
  8. Chapter Nine
  9. Chapter Ten
  10. Chapter Eleven
  11. Chapter Twelve
  12. Chapter Thirteen
  13. Chapter Fourteen
  14. Chapter Fifteen
  15. Chapter Sixteen
  16. Chapter Eighteen
  17. Chapter Nineteen
  18. Chapter Twenty
  19. Chapter Twenty-One
  20. Chapter Twenty-Two
  21. Chapter Twenty-Three
  22. Chapter Twenty-Four
  23. Chapter Twenty-Five
  24. Chapter Twenty-Six
  25. Chapter Twenty-Seven
  26. Chapter Twenty-Eight
  27. Chapter Twenty-Nine
  28. Chapter Thirty
  29. Chapter Thirty-One
  30. Chapter Thirty-Two
  31. Chapter Thirty-Three
  32. Chapter Thirty-Four
  33. Chapter Thirty-Five
  34. Chapter Thirty-Six
  35. Chapter Thirty-Seven
  36. Chapter Thirty-Eight
  37. Chapter Thirty-Nine
  38. Chapter Forty
  39. Chapter Forty-One
  40. Chapter Forty-Two
  41. Chapter Forty-Four
  42. Chapter Forty-Five
  43. Chapter Forty-Six
  44. Chapter Forty-Seven
  45. Chapter Forty-Eight
  46. Chapter Forty-Nine
  47. Chapter Fifty
  48. Chapter Fifty-One
  49. Chapter Fifty-Two
  50. Chapter Fifty-Three
  51. Chapter Fifty-Five
  52. Chapter Fifty-Six
  53. Chapter Fifty-Seven
  54. Chapter Fifty-Eight
  55. Chapter Fifty-Nine
  56. Chapter Sixty

My head was going to explode. It felt that way anyway and I could not ignore my body pains any longer. The weight of my eyelids was too heavy. It was too much of a chore to keep them open.

Chapter Fifty

Chapter Fifty

Eleven hours. That is how long he had been sitting by my bedside. Nine o'clock that morning was when I woke up with him beside me and by eight at night he still had not moved.

After I fell asleep that morning, he moved a chair to the side of my bed and he had not left since. Not once did he even move in his seat.

Stone was still motionless in his seat as he continued to watch me type harshly on my laptop. Over the hours, it started to feel like a game between us. I would not move and he would not either.

To avoid his fixed stare, I decided to get out my laptop and continue writing the book that I had started a year ago. I had been hitting my keyboard all day and going at a supersonic speed to distract myself from him.

I stole another glance to the side, and I could see that he was still watching me. I let out a deep breath before I focused my attention back on my work in progress of a book.

I had written twenty thousand words in the space of the few hours, and I was at least quarter of the way finished to completing the whole book.

We had not talked since the morning. Not since our disagreement. He was making everything too hard. He was not leaving and all I wanted to do was talk to him and have his arms around me.

Just as I was about to give up and say something, a knock at the door stopped me.

I sat forward and crossed my legs while placing my laptop to the side as Mrs Lewis and another male walked into the room.

The middle-aged man that I did not recognise walked up to the bottom of the bed and read the chart while introducing himself to me "I am Dr Gus. It is nice to meet you, Miss Miller."

"It is nice to meet you too." I smiled before letting out a small laugh "Even if I really do not want to be here."

At my remark, Dr Gus let out small laugh before he got serious "Your results from your scan and blood test are back and everything looks normal. There is nothing that looks concerning. You are an extremely lucky girl given the severity of your crash."

Lucky was the last thing I felt.

The doctor continued "All of the cuts on your body should heal over time. Some of them might leave a slight mark but I doubt they will be noticeable."

I let out a sigh of relief "So I will not always look like the bride of Frankenstein?"