Sdence.
Then a sigh.
“…fine. But I’m still preparing backup.’
Of course he was.
Jason didn’t say goodbye.
He simply ended the call.
And the moment the line went dead-
Everything shifted.
His hand tightened around mine-
And suddenly-
I was pressed against the wall.
A soft gasp escaped me.
Not from fear.
From the intensity.
He caged me in.
Both arms braced on either side of me.
Close.
Too close.
His forehead rested against mine.
His breath steady-
But heavy.
“Are you planning to do everything on your own?” he asked.
His voice-
Low.
Controlled.
But beneath it-
Something else.
Something raw.
“I’m here, Amber.”
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A pause.
want to be useful to you.”
My heart stuttered.
Because that wasn’t frustration.
That was fear.
“I feel like…” he continued quietly,
“…sometimes I’m not enough.”
My breath caught.
“And now-”
A faint, almost bitter exhale.
“Knowing you’re Terra…”
His gaze lifted-
Meeting mine fully.
“I’m even more sure of it.”
Something in me snapped.
Sharp.
Immediate.
I grabbed his shirt-
Pulled him down-
And bit his lip.
Hard.
He froze.
Completely.
Shock flashing through his eyes.
I pulled back just enough to look at him.
Angry.
Fierce.
“Don’t you dare say that again.”
My voice was low-
But burning.
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“You are more than enough.”
Each word deliberate.
“You hear me?”
His eyes didn’t move from mine.
“I need you.”
That made him go still.
Not breathing.
Not blinking.
“I need you to ground me,” I continued.
“To keep me sane.”
My hand slid to his chest.
Right over his heart.
“To remind me…”
A softer breath.
“…that I’m allowed to choose.”
A pause.
“To be happy.”
Silence.
Thick.
Charged.
Real.
Jason didn’t look uncertain.
He looked… steady.
Anchored.
And this time-
He didn’t pull away.
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Dreams
When we returned–
The room felt… different.
Not tense.
Not divided.
Settled.
Grandfather stood at the center.
Tablet in hand.
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