Fighting the well of pain in my chest, I removed Aiden’s hand from my shirt and curled my own fingers around his. He looked up at me, his blue-green eyes trying to tell me something, but like always, his autism kept him from saying what he needed to say. Luckily, I’d become rather good at reading his face.
Taking a deep breath, I stood with him as my other brothers kept at their game with my spirit guide. I set my quiver down and leaned my bow against the house, then bent over and pulled Aiden into a rib-crushing hug.
“I know buddy, I know,” I whispered as he wrapped himself around me. I managed to hold on a little longer before a tear escaped. “I’ll miss you too.”
Table of Contents
Copyrighted Material
-One- Absence
-Two- Reunion
-Three- Surprise
-Four- Meridian
-Six- Visit
-Seven- Dolmarehn
-Eight- Power
-Nine- Solstice
-Ten- Cauldron
-Eleven- Wildren
-Twelve- Heritage
-Thirteen- Danua
-Fourteen- Erintara
-Fifteen- Unworthy
-Sixteen- Beltaine
-Seventeen- Disclosure
-Eighteen- Ríastrad
-Nineteen- Miracle
-Twenty- Confession
Acknowledgments
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