Summer
I blinked open my eyes at the soft prompt from Zurich, “Ma'am, we are home.”
I smiled. “Thank you, Zurich.” He took my hand and helped me out, I didn’t bother denying as my legs felt rubbery from all the sitting in one place.
When I entered the house it looked dark and empty as if no-one lived here. I didn’t even hear Lily or my sister, that was probably because it was too late in the night, close to two in the morning almost. I trudged up the stairs thinking that he’d be in the bed, and had to hold on to the banister as once again dizziness assailed me. I had skipped dinner and the medicine I was to have. I hated this shortcoming of my body. If Gabriel knew he’d have a fit, I smiled thinking that as I reached the landing and made my way to our bedroom. Even as my heart ached fro
