Dying Wish: a Novel of the Sentinel Wars
“Nicholas’s stab wound hadn’t been bad, and he’d paid for his healing and the removal of his memory in blood, but Grace’s condition had deteriorated in the past few hours, and now Tori had seemingly become homicidal. And all of it was his problem to fix.
He had to make a quick stop by Grace’s room before going to see to Tori. When he entered, he found Torr bowed at her bedside, cradling her hand in his. The man rarely left her, and his guilt was beginning to hang on him, eating him away bit by b...it. Tynan could sense the decay of his condition, both in his appearance as well as in each sluggish movement of his body.
“You should go and rest,” said Tynan.
Torr turned around, his eyes rimmed with red and sunken with fatigue. “Don’t,” was all he said.
“Fine. If you want to throw away the gift she gave you, then so be it. It’s your life to discard as you see fit.”
“I’m staying with her.”
Tynan didn’t bother checking the output of the machines breathing for Grace.MoreLess
He had to make a quick stop by Grace’s room before going to see to Tori. When he entered, he found Torr bowed at her bedside, cradling her hand in his. The man rarely left her, and his guilt was beginning to hang on him, eating him away bit by b...it. Tynan could sense the decay of his condition, both in his appearance as well as in each sluggish movement of his body.
“You should go and rest,” said Tynan.
Torr turned around, his eyes rimmed with red and sunken with fatigue. “Don’t,” was all he said.
“Fine. If you want to throw away the gift she gave you, then so be it. It’s your life to discard as you see fit.”
“I’m staying with her.”
Tynan didn’t bother checking the output of the machines breathing for Grace.MoreLess
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