(Bria POV) Blood is running into my eye from the cut and I scramble away from Aiden when he reaches for me. I’m no stranger to injuries and fighting, I was a warrior after all, but I’ve never been physically harmed by someone I care about.A hollow, desolate look clouds his eyes and I want to tell him it’s fine, but it’s not. In my heart I know it was an accident, but his reaction was out of proportion to what I said. I can’t stay here with him right now.He hasn’t said a word. No apology or explanation has crossed his lips. Getting to my feet stiffly, I walk to the door and leave, closing it softly behind me. I don’t want to see his deathly pale face or the self-recrimination in his eyes. I don’t want to feel bad for him when my head is throbbing and I’m the one bleeding.“Please escort me back to my room,” I ask Conner, who’s staring at me in horror. “It was an accident,” I tell him quietly. He says nothing while passing me a clean, linen handkerchief. I realize that’s what all bat
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