Silvery Vision

Chapter 14

YOUR POV

I had woken up really early.

Garroth was asleep in the chair next to my hospital bed.

I smiled softly. "I am so lucky..." I murmured softly.

Garroth stirred and I stopped talking. "(Y/n)?" He yawned sleepily.

I giggled softly. "Morning, sleepy head."

He laughed lightly and sleepily ran a hand through his hair. "Sorry... Yesterday was... amazing." He smiled, and I swear my heart skipped a beat.

I smiled softly. "Yeah... not that I remember not being awake, but still."

Garroth laughed lightly.

He smiled. "I can't wait till you can come home."

I smiled back. "Same... Though Lia and Finn are going to be curious why I don't remember them that well." I said sadly.

Garroth sighed. "Well, we'll just have to tell them the truth I guess."

I smiled softly. "They can't take it to hard now that I'm awake though, right?"

Garroth laughed lightly. "I guess so. Though Finn isn't going to let you out of his sight for a while then."

I smiled softly. "I can't wait to meet him... again...? Tell me what he looks like. And Lia too."

Garroth smiled. "Well, Lia has long black hair. She's got beautiful (E/C) eyes and she's probably up to your waist by now. She's a book worm, loves to learn and read, but she's really shy and definitely a daddy's girl."

I smiled. "She sounds... amazing." I said softly.

Garroth nodded slightly in agreement. "Finn has blonde hair, like mine, and bright blue eyes. He's pretty much a smaller version of me."

I laughed lightly. "So in other words, he's a trouble maker."

Garroth chuckled. "Yup. But he's very... well, not shy, and he's always looking for you. Every day for the first 2 months you were in the coma, he asked where you were. After a while, he got tired of my answer and stopped asking. But I know he still wondered where you were." Garroth looked sad for a moment. "I have no clue what I would have told him if you never woke up." He said softly, almost whispering.

I put my hand on his. "Well, good thing I'm awake then." I smiled softly.

Garroth smiled. "Yeah. It is a good thing, isn't it."

I smiled. "Definitely."