rs woke me. I walked to the top of the s

g loudly. "Did I mess up the operati

explain it to my wife later. It wasn't your fault." He

ached the last step, Tess suddenly threw her arms aro

watching them. Dante's hands hovered

ight past them into the kitc

shifted from surprise to panic. He pushed T

face. "I was just... overwh

ok a slow sip. Then I turned, leaning

eded." My gaze shifted to Dante. "Ple

waiting for him to d

r. He only stared at my

ed into the bedroom. He looked more exhausted than I

us," his voice was laced w