The Boy, the Rain, and the Truth MILES' POV I stood there in the dark, staring at the door she slammed in my face. For a moment, I didn’t move. I just stood there burning. My emotions spun through me like a broken compass: frustration, guilt, confusion… but above all, anger. Sharp, bitter anger.
"How was your night, Mummy?" he asked. I kissed his forehead softly. “I slept well too, baby.” I gave him a gentle smile, trying to ease the tension building in my chest. “What do you want for breakfast? I’ll make it myself.” Distraction. Classic Mummy move. I knew the conversation was coming, the
Held Between Breath and Silence Rhea's POV "Get me dry towels, warm blankets, and a heating pad, quickly!" I snapped, barely keeping the panic out of my voice as we carried Miles' semi-conscious body into the house and the guest room on the ground floor. My pulse thundered in my ears, and my jaw
Soon, the blare of the siren pierced through my chest. I ran out to the house barefoot, my hands waving them down. The paramedics moved fast. Two jumped out, yanking the doors wide. They grabbed thermal packs, IV kits, and a collapsible stretcher. I stepped back to give them room, watching in numb s
RHEA'S POV I stared at PA Dennis flashing across the screen as the phone rang in my hand. My heart thundered in my chest. This couldn't be happening. I had thought of reaching out to Evans or even Rico, to let them know about Miles' condition. They would know how to handle this better. But PA Denni
“No idea. But it rained all night. He might’ve been out there for hours.”She glanced at her clipboard, then looked up at me. “You got lucky. Most don’t pull through once it dips below thirty-two. But…” she gave a soft exhale, “he’s stabilized now. His vitals are holding." I let out a breath I didn
Unburied ThingsRHEA’S POV Despite the usual cheerful greetings as I walked through the hospital halls, I could feel the subtle whispers trailing behind me. Eyes flicked my way. Curiosity buzzed in the air like static. Everyone wanted to know what was really going on between me and Alpha Miles Mond
Silent Bonds MILES’ POV There was a dull throbbing in my limbs. At first, it was cold. Then warmth. Then pain. Everything felt slow, like my body had forgotten how to exist in one piece. I blinked against the blinding white lights overhead, squinting as the room began to sharpen into focus. The fi
I inclined my head, wincing a little. “Feels good.” “I’m Dr. Patel Kentuckey. I’ll be handling your case moving forward.” He walked closer, eyes scanning the monitors as he continued. “I must say, I’m impressed by your recovery. Given the severity of your hypothermia, this is nothing short of a mir
Silent Bonds MILES’ POV There was a dull throbbing in my limbs. At first, it was cold. Then warmth. Then pain. Everything felt slow, like my body had forgotten how to exist in one piece. I blinked against the blinding white lights overhead, squinting as the room began to sharpen into focus. The fi
Unburied ThingsRHEA’S POV Despite the usual cheerful greetings as I walked through the hospital halls, I could feel the subtle whispers trailing behind me. Eyes flicked my way. Curiosity buzzed in the air like static. Everyone wanted to know what was really going on between me and Alpha Miles Mond
“No idea. But it rained all night. He might’ve been out there for hours.”She glanced at her clipboard, then looked up at me. “You got lucky. Most don’t pull through once it dips below thirty-two. But…” she gave a soft exhale, “he’s stabilized now. His vitals are holding." I let out a breath I didn
RHEA'S POV I stared at PA Dennis flashing across the screen as the phone rang in my hand. My heart thundered in my chest. This couldn't be happening. I had thought of reaching out to Evans or even Rico, to let them know about Miles' condition. They would know how to handle this better. But PA Denni
Soon, the blare of the siren pierced through my chest. I ran out to the house barefoot, my hands waving them down. The paramedics moved fast. Two jumped out, yanking the doors wide. They grabbed thermal packs, IV kits, and a collapsible stretcher. I stepped back to give them room, watching in numb s
Held Between Breath and Silence Rhea's POV "Get me dry towels, warm blankets, and a heating pad, quickly!" I snapped, barely keeping the panic out of my voice as we carried Miles' semi-conscious body into the house and the guest room on the ground floor. My pulse thundered in my ears, and my jaw
"How was your night, Mummy?" he asked. I kissed his forehead softly. “I slept well too, baby.” I gave him a gentle smile, trying to ease the tension building in my chest. “What do you want for breakfast? I’ll make it myself.” Distraction. Classic Mummy move. I knew the conversation was coming, the
The Boy, the Rain, and the Truth MILES' POV I stood there in the dark, staring at the door she slammed in my face. For a moment, I didn’t move. I just stood there burning. My emotions spun through me like a broken compass: frustration, guilt, confusion… but above all, anger. Sharp, bitter anger.