Jadon was glad to be back at his quiet cottage and thankful that he had everything he needed on the main floor. Liana had been more than kind enough to stay with him when he’d asked, but the last thing he wanted was to disrupt her job. Despite her insistence that he wasn’t, he’d get her to go out to some degree on the promise that he’d keep checking in through text. It seemed easier to manage when others were coming over. He’d been looking forward to some semblance of normalcy with a book and cheesy film night with Elle.
Despite his irritation with maneuvering the wheelchair through the house, Jadon had been too anxious to leave any door unlocked, tripled checking everything had become a nasty habit. So, as the clock approached the hour, he got off the couch and into the wheelchair, book in lap, and sat on the front porch waiting. Straightening up when he heard her approach, he looked up at the familiar face, trying to keep his expression calm and even. “I might be able to keep up with you, Spitfire. If only for a few weeks until I’m cleared for some other idiotic mode of mobility.” Shutting the book, he tugged at the wheels and pushed the door open. “After you.”