Harrison’s POV
I manage to convince Eden to go and lie down in her room, promising I will fill her in after my brother and best friend leave. I want to talk to them candidly about the photo I received, and now Eden was forced off the road after a strange car tried to push her in front of a semi-truck, I can no longer pretend that she isn’t in danger.
I don’t want to frighten the woman, and it’s taking everything in me to leave her alone, even now, sitting underneath her bedroom, I want to run back upstairs, see her, make sure that she’s still OK.
When I saw her in that ambulance, blood staining her face with a gash across her forehead, my heart stopped. She was breathing, I could see her chest moving but I couldn’t accept that she was OK until I held her, felt her heart thump against my
