Harrison’s POV
It was beyond hard, pulling up to the cabin after all this time, I actually thought I was going to suffocate as the familiar tightening in my chest started. I forced myself to climb out, hurrying around to Eden’s side and opening her door to help her out. As soon as her hand slides into mine, the tightness eases somehow, the weight of grief that always consumes me here lightening. It’s like this woman wards off my demons, her mere presence somehow keeps the nightmares from hounding me, creating a forcefield that they can’t penetrate to get to me.
The cabin has three bedrooms, and though I want Eden with me, I’m not sure that she’s as comfortable with sharing a room as I am. As I haul in our suitcases, having refused her offer to help, I carry them up the stairs to find her
