They tell me I survived an explosion. But when I see her, it feels like she's the one I never made it back from.
Now I’m waking up in a hospital room, surrounded by strangers who claim to be family—and a red-haired, spit fire doctor who looks at me like I burned her world to the ground. They say her name is Eve. They say she meant something to me once. Maybe she still does.
She’s furious. Guarded. Beautiful. Quick-tempered. And somehow, familiar in a way that shakes me more than the holes in my memory. Memories that don’t feel real.
I came to Chicago with a mission. I just can’t remember what it was. But the pull toward Eve is undeniable—like my heart remembers something my mind can’t. A lingering ache that tells me I left behind more than just a broken relationship.
But danger is closing in, silently hunting the people closest to me with Eve at the top of the list.
As fragments of the past begin to resurface, so does the truth I never meant to bury. If I expose it, I risk losing her all over again. If I stay silent, I may never get the chance to make things right.
And this time, I don’t think I can walk away.
Now I’m waking up in a hospital room, surrounded by strangers who claim to be family—and a red-haired, spit fire doctor who looks at me like I burned her world to the ground. They say her name is Eve. They say she meant something to me once. Maybe she still does.
She’s furious. Guarded. Beautiful. Quick-tempered. And somehow, familiar in a way that shakes me more than the holes in my memory. Memories that don’t feel real.
I came to Chicago with a mission. I just can’t remember what it was. But the pull toward Eve is undeniable—like my heart remembers something my mind can’t. A lingering ache that tells me I left behind more than just a broken relationship.
But danger is closing in, silently hunting the people closest to me with Eve at the top of the list.
As fragments of the past begin to resurface, so does the truth I never meant to bury. If I expose it, I risk losing her all over again. If I stay silent, I may never get the chance to make things right.
And this time, I don’t think I can walk away.
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