Everyone in That House Was Counting on Him Never Walking Again. He Was Hiding the Fact That He’d Started To
He looked over, puzzled.
“It wasn’t?”
“The important part wasn’t that I saw your foot move,” I said.
“It was that you decided to try again, with everything in that house stacked against you.”
He went quiet at that.
There was never anything between us out of a fairy tale — no wealthy man rescuing an abandoned woman, no rescued woman living in a great man’s shadow.
I did not need saving, and Garrett did not need someone to disappear into him.