A Wound that Never Heals

Chapter 78 The Past

All these years, Darlene had been repeatedly dreaming about the fall ten years ago.

The orphanage organized the children to go to the top of the mountain to watch the sunrise. When she sat at the edge of the mountain cliff, she was pushed down the top of the mountain and fell into the sea.

After that fall, she did not remember much about what happened before she was twelve years old, but she only remembered that time she fell clearly.

She could still remember that when she suddenly fell from the top of the mountain, the children on the mountain and the leader screamed in horror. The morning wind

whistled past her ears.

The sun popped out, the orange sunlight shone on the surface of the sea, and the waves roared endlessly.

All of that quickly enlarged in her eyes, and her mind was blank. After her body fell rapidly, she fell into the sea with a “bang”.

Before her body sank into the water, she heard people shouting on the surface of the sea, and several people stepped on the surfboard to come over to her.

She saw the face of a big boy who looked like he was in his twenties. When he got close to her, he jumped directly from the surfboard into the sea and swam to her.

Providing timely help would always leave a deep impression.

After he reached out and got Darlene up, a few men who came with him originally planned to help, but instead laughed and jeered, probably believing that he could

successfully save her.

That place was not too far from the beach, and it was not too difficult for someone good at swimming to save her.

The boy held her and swam to the shore. He looked at her and said, “Aurora, it’s you.”

But soon, his expression changed. He obviously lost his strength. He could not hold her in his arms anymore, and his body began to sink.

She heard him complain in a low voice, “I was unlucky.”

When the waves rolled over, it was very sudden. His body seemed to have a problem. He held her tightly and could not speak. He turned around and looked at the other men who were surfing.

The waves rushed them into the middle of the sea. He lost his strength, and the waves took him under the water.

her arm, and then the big

of her hand.

boy’s eyes disappeared, and she had never seen them again.

remember them anymore.

She lay on the bed and grabbed the

about to measure Darlene’s body temperature. Just as the thermometer in Seth’s

stood to the side. Seeing Darlene’s sudden reaction, he immediately cast a questioning gaze on Seth.

with some dissatisfaction, “It

her sudden resistance was because Seth approached

naturally wanted to find fault with Seth. “I

don’t have to test

“She doesn’t seem to be sick. Don’t ask me to treat her. I’m leaving.”

to pick up the medical kit on the bedside table and planned to leave directly.

examine Darlene’s body temperature, and now it became his

no choice right now. Seth had come all the way here, so Seth was the only

examine

rare for Avery to compromise. He turned around and sat down on the sofa. “Alright, I won’t say anything anymore. You can check her up and

medicine.”

while accusing Avery, “It has only been a few days since she faked her

talk about whether she is sick or not, normal people can’t stand your torment. She just woke up from

his gaze away from the bed. “It’s not my problem, at least not just my

problems.”

at Avery and gave Avery a

it’s my problem. You can prescribe her some medicine. If she

up.”

medical kit on the coffee table, opened it, and took

look at it, her condition is a little strange. Her vitality is so much worse than before. Do you have the medicine she took before? How about I bring some to the hospital for a check-up? You should also take

We went there two days ago, and

writing down his prescription with a pen. When he heard this, his hand paused for a moment, and he raised his head to look at Avery. “Go to another hospital to have

look.”

say much, but he had heard that

by Sandra last night.

the news to Andrew. If Andrew hadn’t managed to suppress public

was not a good person. As for Jax, he was