LOGINHonestly, I don’t even understand how I’ve managed to work with her all these years. The day I was told she’s going to be part of my team, I went home, drank two whole bottles of wine and cursed the universe for doing me dirty like that.“And not to mention she’s been acting really strange and sayin
The sun filters through the hospital blinds, painting pale stripes across my blanket. I’ve been awake for hours, waiting for the doctor to finish the final round of checks so I can finally go home. It’s been two days and it’s finally discharge day. The bed tray in front of me is covered in “get we
SIERRAThe room feels different when it’s quiet.Mom and Aunt Harper finally let the nurses convince them to get some rest. Lilly lingered the longest, fussing over my blanket, adjusting my pillow, and reminding me to call if I needed anything. She only left when I promised I’d try to sleep.Now it’
SIERRAThe moment I see them; I can’t hold it together.“Mom,” I whisper, my throat raw.I thought I’d never see her again. I thought I wouldn’t get the chance to see any of them again. I remembered their faces flashing in my head as I fought to push that woman off me. In that moment I regretted not
Her love brings me to tears...Again. I honestly don't understand why I've been a crying mess since I woke up.“Oh, sweetheart…” She gathers me into her arms. She holds me close, her hand cradling the back of my head as I cry on her shoulder until the ache in my chest has nothing left to give.She st
SIERRAThe first thing I feel is weight. My body feels heavy, like I’ve been buried under layers of fog. My throat is dry, my lips cracked, and the faint beeping somewhere nearby is the only sound cutting through the haze.I try to open my eyes, but it’s like they’re glued shut. The light is sharp w







