I didn’t realize the shock I was in, how my breath had lodged in my throat, how my hands trembled where they hovered over my mouth. None of it registered until Leo gently touched my shoulder, making me jolt violently. “He’s probably just unconscious,” he said, and that was supposed to soothe me. That was the best-case scenario. Because the only other reason he wouldn’t be moving… I sucked in a cold breath, tears flooding my eyes, and Clay was there in the next instant, rubbing my back, too. “It’s okay,” he promised. “He’s okay.”
