Caspian

The door barely qualified as a door by the time I finally broke through it. The wood split clean down the middle, the hinges tore loose, and the crash echoed far too loudly down the corridor.

I didn’t care.

None of it mattered the moment my eyes landed on the one thing that made my blood freeze. Lulu lay completely still on the bed. She wasn’t sleeping, there was no way. It hadn’t even been an hour since she’d run off, vanished from my side. It had only been minutes.

Her skin ...