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Her head was pounding, and her heart rate was still too high, but stepping into the room and seeing Luca laying peacefully in bed, asleep but safe, allowed her to breathe easily again. She was aware that the most difficult parts of this rescue were not over, that there would be dangers to be on the lookout for and a lot she was going to have to help him adapt to, but he was out of that place, and she was going to keep him that way.
"Just water, if you don’t mind." Evelyn said, listening to Shiver moving around his home but feeling stuck watching Luca's chest rise and fall as if he might disappear the moment she turned away. "I’ll stay here with him. I don’t want him to wake up alone." He might be out for a long while yet, but she would take no chances. She likely wasn’t going to be able to sleep anyway.
After a moment, she set the duffle bag and her purse on the ground and tore her eyes away from Luca to follow Shiver's voice towards the kitchen. "How do you intend to find the man that chased you again?" She pressed, voice calm and quiet but insistent. She needed answers before she could rest. "He may not ever go back to that place."
Later, when it didn’t feel as if someone were taking a hammer to her skull, she would reach out to someone who could help her check security cameras in the area, to see if she could find where the man went. As much as she believed Shiver was a competent detective, she wouldn’t leave Luca's continued freedom in only his hands.
"Just water, if you don’t mind." Evelyn said, listening to Shiver moving around his home but feeling stuck watching Luca's chest rise and fall as if he might disappear the moment she turned away. "I’ll stay here with him. I don’t want him to wake up alone." He might be out for a long while yet, but she would take no chances. She likely wasn’t going to be able to sleep anyway.
After a moment, she set the duffle bag and her purse on the ground and tore her eyes away from Luca to follow Shiver's voice towards the kitchen. "How do you intend to find the man that chased you again?" She pressed, voice calm and quiet but insistent. She needed answers before she could rest. "He may not ever go back to that place."
Later, when it didn’t feel as if someone were taking a hammer to her skull, she would reach out to someone who could help her check security cameras in the area, to see if she could find where the man went. As much as she believed Shiver was a competent detective, she wouldn’t leave Luca's continued freedom in only his hands.