#Chapter 136: Unearthed

Olivia The first thing I noticed was the cold. Stone isn’t exactly known for its warmth, especially when you’ve slept on it all night. Slowly, the events of the night came back to me. Nathan and I must have been so wrapped up in a world of scattered old books filled with ancient lore and forgotten family trees that we must have fallen asleep right where we sat, forgetting about the existence of beds entirely. Pushing myself into a sitting position, I rubbed my eyes, trying to chase away the heaviness of unexpected sleep. Every muscle in my body ached. Nathan’s face came into view beside me as I blinked against the morning light. His disheveled tawny hair gave him an adorably rugged appearance, but his blue-green eyes rang clear and true. He was looking at me. I instantly felt my cheeks flush a little. “Morning,” I murmured, stretching out my sore limbs. He looked up, eyes still blurry from sleep, and a warm smile spread across his face. “Morning.” He slowly sa