After the CEO Divorced Me, He Wants Me Back by Riverflow

Chapter 886

Aveline struggled to steady her emotions, glancing over at Aaron. "Can I go in?"

At this point, could anyone say no?

Aaron nodded, making arrangements right away.

Once suited up in isolation gear, Aveline entered the ICU.

The sharp smell of disinfectant seeped through her mask as she walked step by step toward the bed. Lucas lay surrounded by various machines, an oxygen mask covering his face. His once handsome features were now pale and gaunt. She approached him, reaching out to touch him, but stopped when she noticed the gloves on her hands. She couldn't feel anything through them. "Lucas."

Her voice was muffled, thick with emotion like her nose was stuffed.

Aveline blinked, fighting to keep her composure. "Why did you leave without a word? Not even a message. Do you know how angry that made me?"

"And then there's Maria-she works for you. Why didn't you tell me that sooner? If you had just explained, how could I have stayed mad at you?"

Her voice grew softer, more strained. "You're doing this on purpose, aren't you? Pretending not to wake up, not reaching out to me, just to see me worried, to make me give in. Is that it?"

By the time she finished speaking, her voice was thick with tears, her throat tight with emotion. She couldn't wipe her tears away, so they fell freely, blurring her vision.

up, I'll stop holding grudges. I

she finished, a harsh, labored breath

to

nurses rushed into the room, and

What's wrong with

to check

and Selena quickly rushed

head, still dazed, her

had been talking to Lucas and the next, she was

to be alright. Maybe Lucas was just

was all she could say to try to comfort

their expressions heavy with concern as they waited

felt like an eternity, about an hour later, the doctor finally emerged with a relieved smile on

swept over everyone. Joy

were here. Just trying to scare you! When he's fully. recovered,

began to ease, though

was settled,

hand against her cheek. As she gazed at his

she had known what he had gone through, she would've come