Seeing Magic (The Queen Of The Night Series Book 1) - Plot & Excerpts
That’s what I thought the next morning as I sat in my wheelchair at the base of the double staircase. I had healed really fast, but that didn’t mean I wanted to start walking. The top of the staircase seemed a long way to fall if I lost my balance. As if he could read my mind, Evan said to me softly, so only I could hear, “Don’t worry. I’ll be right behind you. Just hold onto the banister for support.” His warm breath on the back of my neck encouraged me more than the actual words. I really liked having him close. To my surprise, it didn’t hurt that much to stand. I grasped onto the newel post as if my life depended on it. Evan carried the wheelchair quickly up the stairs. Then, true to his word, he came back down and stood right behind me. I carefully pulled myself up, one stair at a time, leaning heavily on the banister for support. My leg hurt tremendously by the time I reached the top, but I did it. The elation I felt was short lived.
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