Willow “I can walk on my own, you know,” I say for the fourth time as Reid carries me inside the cabin. River shakes his head at the scene in front of him while Sasha continues to stare daggers at Reid. She still hasn’t forgiven him for fighting with me, even though she didn’t even know what the fight was about. Oh, well, I could use someone in my corner right about now. We reach the landing and turn left into our shared bedroom, where Reid carefully lays me down on the bed. “I’m not made of glass, Reid,” I say, already frustrated at being treated like this. “I know that,” he starts, laying a blanket over me. “But it is my fault you’re like this, so prepared to be annoyed at my constant care.” I breathe out a sigh of resignation, then turn on my side as I suddenly feel exhausted. The burning in my chest hasn’t eased up at all, and not even the humidifier was helping. I wasn’t about to admit this weakness to him
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