A Wound that Never Heals
Chapter 156
Chapter 156 The Mixture of Red and White
Darlene pulled open the door and rushed out. The north wind whistling outside the court rushed towards her.
Her forehead was still sweating, and the cold wind penetrated her body all of a sudden and sent a shudder through her.
The winter in Baltimore was so cold. It was still early winter, yet she had already felt the bone–piercing coldness.
She looked around, only to see that everything was dead, lifeless, and endless.
She felt as if she had entered a maze and could no longer find a way out.
The pain in her heart overwhelmed her abruptly. She felt cold, but she still wanted to
blow the cold air.
She did not care that the steps outside the court were wet. She sat down directly on one
of the steps.
Just as she managed to stabilize her body, she could no longer control the mouthful of blood stuck in her throat and spat it out.
Half of the blood was vomited on the ground, and the other half spilled over her body.
Her light–colored coat was covered with white snowflakes that were falling from the sky as well as her dazzling scarlet blood.
The mixture of red and white was startling.
She heard footsteps approaching quickly behind her. It was Avery.
He stood behind her and suddenly felt he had no courage to take another step. He
stretched out his hand towards her but dared not touch her again.
He could see nothing but her back. The wind and the first snow of winter enveloped her body like a shadow that was slowly becoming transparent.
She was as thin as a falling snowflake. When the snowflake landed on the ground, it would vanish silently.
Avery counted silently. He thought, how many times have I made a mistake while
Chapter 156 The Mixture of Red and White
Darlene pulled open the door and rushed out. The north wind whistling outside the court rushed towards her.
Her forehead was still sweating, and the cold wind penetrated her body all of a sudden and sent a shudder through her.
The winter in Baltimore was so cold. It was still early winter, yet she had already felt the bone–piercing coldness.
She looked around, only to see that everything was dead, lifeless, and endless.
She felt as if she had entered a maze and could no longer find a way out.
The pain in her heart overwhelmed her abruptly. She felt cold, but she still wanted to blow the cold air.
She did not care that the steps outside the court were wet. She sat down directly on one
of the steps.
Just as she managed to stabilize her body, she could no longer control the mouthful of blood stuck in her throat and spat it out.
Half of the blood was vomited on the ground, and the other half spilled over her body.
Her light–colored coat was covered with white snowflakes that were falling from the sky as well as her dazzling scarlet blood.
mixture of red and white
heard footsteps approaching quickly behind her. It was Avery.
her and suddenly felt he had no courage to take another step. He stretched out his hand towards her but dared not touch her
her back. The wind and the first snow of winter enveloped her body
falling snowflake. When the snowflake landed on the
counted silently. He thought, how many times
knowing it?
her, and I knew that not divorcing her would make her disappointed and suffer, yet I still said things I shouldn’t have said
know that there is no turning back now,
until the wind blew up her scattered long hair. He suddenly saw a strand of
hard to breathe. He hurriedly rushed over and stood
take you to
he found that there was more blood than just that little
her hair.
blood
seemed to be even paler
heartache and a great sense of guilt and helplessness surged over him. He hurriedly
to the hospital. We’ll go to the hospital.”
eyes. She pushed away his outstretched
and took a
a sad sneer on her face, and that smile made him
to be near her as well as his longing to explain and apologize to her
at that moment.
him and chuckled. Then she said, “Avery, it has been ten years. Is
what the heck do I owe you? Why wouldn’t you
knowing it?
that not divorcing her would make her disappointed and suffer, yet I
selfish. I know
blew up her scattered long hair. He suddenly
he found it hard to breathe. He hurriedly rushed over and stood in front of Darlene.
I’ll take you to the
that there was more blood than just
her
a dazzling stain of blood on
even paler than the
a great sense of guilt and
to the hospital. We’ll go to
She
up, and took a step
her face, and
as well as his longing to explain and apologize to her
at that moment.
Then she said, “Avery, it has been ten years. Is it
not enough?”
do I owe you? Why wouldn’t you just leave me alone?
After standing still for a long time, he finally came back to his senses. He tentatively took a step closer to
by my
no intention of
reached out and grabbed her arm. When he felt the coldness from her hand, he approached her and wanted to carry
teeth and
had left to push him. Standing on the steps, Avery staggered backward. He was worried that he might drag Darlene down the steps, so
of him did not hesitate for even just a second. She turned around to
reached out to
face.
his hand touched her, she turned around and slapped him
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In Chapter 156 of the A Wound that Never Heals series, A Wound that Never Heals novel is about starts with Darlene Garcia, who has been diagnosed with terminal heart failure, sitting alone in her dark bedroom. She is deeply disturbed by the doctor's words, and the continuous rain adds to her misery. She signs the divorce papers and puts them in a drawer, accepting her fate to die soon. Suddenly, her estranged husband Avery bursts into the room, blaming her for conspiring with his grandmother to force Vivian Sheridan, Avery's ex-girlfriend, to leave the country. Avery starts to physically assault Darlene, but she denies any involvement in Vivian's departure. In a fit of rage, Avery throws her on the ground and warns her to sign the divorce papers and leave his life forever. When Darlene asks Avery if he would still want to divorce her if she had only six months to live, he shows no compassion and leaves the room. Darlene is left alone in pain, both physical and emotional, and accepts that Avery will never love her again..... Will this Chapter 156 author Clarissa Doyle mention any details. Follow Chapter 156 and the latest episodes of this series at Novelxo.com.
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