A Wound that Never Heals

Chapter 62 Nigel, We’ll Reunite Soon

The pain in her heart was getting heavier and heavier. Darlene slammed the door with a

pale face. The footsteps outside paused for a moment, but they went far away until they

disappeared.

Someone came and left. She was not sure if the footsteps were Avery’s. She only knew

that once the footsteps disappeared, her heart was filled with despair.

Darlene could no longer stand up. She turned around and struggled to climb back to the

coffee table. Just now, she was in a hurry to ask for help from the person outside the

door and placed her phone on the coffee table.

Such a short distance took her nearly ten minutes. She was crawling. The pain in her

heart came too abruptly. Her fingers were deeply pinched in the carpet. As she crawled,

stomach acid and blood gushed out uncontrollably from her mouth.

Just a little bit more. Darlene reached for her phone, but her vision was blurred and she

could not see the phone screen clearly.

Immense fear rushed over Darlene. Her breathing became heavy and she tried to wipe

her eyes, but other than the pain she felt and the sharp ringing in her ears, she could not

see anything.

What was worse was that she used to be deaf in her left ear. Usually, it would not affect

her hearing if someone else talked to her in her left ear.

But now, she could not hear anything except the pain and the inability to breathe.

Her hand searched the screen of her phone. She did not know if the phone had been

called or not. She could not hear or see. It was as if she had fallen into bottomless

darkness.

The smell of blood in her mouth was getting stronger and stronger. Darlene was clear

that it was too late to ask for help. There was no way to ask for help.

Other than despair, there was only great regret and unwillingness left.

When her perception was still relatively clear, she should not have chosen to call Avery.

wrong. Even if she forgot to

casually dialed a strange number, gave

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and windows were locked. She was locked in the quiet bedroom that was slowly darkening. She felt that there was wind coming over, and her face was a little

touched it. Her hand was wet, and the coldness in her eyes spread

funny. Why did she

serve him for three years, but in the end,

much pain that she was gasping for breath. Just as she was about to faint, she suddenly remembered that there was still an urn on the bedside table.

Garden, but Avery planned to stay here and had

the urn

could not see it, so she crawled toward

have climbed in the wrong direction, and her hand touched the

forced herself to continue climbing in another direction until her hand touched the

let out a sigh of

the edge of the bed and crawled

of time, her hand finally touched the edge of the wooden

it tightly in her arms. Her body was soft and limp on the ground.

living in such a small urn.

like before.

who never had a father and mother, was brought up by her.

up little by little as tall as her. Then, she watched with her own eyes as his

She held the urn tightly in her arms and

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Twilight Paradise.

a young lady

was extremely ear-piercing, and it was even noisier

also didn’t know where the sudden irritability had come from. It was like the soles of his feet suddenly stepping on air, and he

one noticed the emotions on Avery’s face, and they continued to sing in high spirits.

suddenly stood up and reached out to turn on the big light in the private

room.

who was still flirting with the little girl who was singing

turned around and was about to flare when

Avery’s extremely

noise in the private room suddenly stopped, and the people who

one knew where they

Avery stood up and left.

boss revealed a deeply skeptical expression. “Am I not

mind is not on singing. You should know

gone, the people in the private room quickly

left Twilight Paradise, the wind was strong outside. Cyrus was already

phone had been muted. It was probably because he had not

company.