Red-Line: The Shift (Volume One) - Plot & Excerpts
His vision no longer necessary, he acted on feelings alone. He’d remained in this state for an unknown amount of time. Time, in fact, had become an unnecessary factor. Ten years or ten minutes could have passed and he would not have known the difference. Since merging with Sarah during that unknown period of time, though, he had developed the ability to sense her shifting energy. When he felt her falter, he gathered and utilized his own strength to brace her, and when she showed signs of initiative, he’d ease off, allowing himself time to rest before he began again. The cold sapped him as the give-and-take process continued, but she seemed to have stabilized, and he endured the consistent stabs of shivering. Thankfully, her temperature didn’t continue to lower. As time passed and his fatigue grew, he ignored it and pushed forward, regardless of his limitations. He understood the ramifications of his actions, but he refused to stop. He’d committed himself to her protection, and he would see it through to the end.
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