Chapter 146 In the Rain, Blurring Reality and Dream

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As soon as the words left her mouth, Isabel saw Xander's eyes snap open. The previous dullness was gone, replaced by a fierce, piercing gaze. Seriously?

She couldn't help but smirk, though she muttered a silent complaint to herself.

Before she could even finish her thought, Xander had closed the distance between them, pinning her firmly against the wall once more.

The rain poured down around them, soaking them to the bone.

The autumn chill bit at their skin, but it did nothing to cool the heat building between them as they clung together in the downpour.

It was impossible to say how long they stayed that way. When the rain finally eased, they separated reluctantly.

Isabel slung Xander's arm over her shoulder and began helping him back toward the hot spring hotel.

As they walked, she muttered under her breath, "I said I was willing, but I didn't mean right there in the middle of a storm."

She felt a dull ache in her abdomen and rolled her eyes upward.

How could he have that much stamina, even with a fever? If he were at full strength....

She couldn't even imagine it!

With a determined sigh, she tightened her grip and quickened her pace.

Back in their room, Isabel immediately went to work, checking his pulse and doing what she could to stabilize himTI.

Xander's body wasn't like anyone else's. If her guess was correct, every time he spiked a fever, the virus in his system mutated, bringing on waves of pain and bouts of delirium.

And it was no ordinary virus-it was incredibly resistant. Standard medications barely made a dent, taking hours, sometimes days, to have any effect. That's why, once Xander got a fever, it would often last for days.

And standard fever and anti-inflammatory drugs could only treat the symptoms, not eliminate the root cause. So every time the virus reactivated, it came back with full force.

She needed to get his temperature down fast and bring him to a hospital. Proper medical equipment was the only way to analyze the virus and understand how it adapted and evolved each time it reappeared. She remembered something Samuel had once told her Xander's family had a history with this illness.

His grandfather had shown similar symptoms, a strange genetic condition that seemed to skip generations.

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Ignoring the lingering ache in her own body, Isabel continued tending to Xander.

managed to

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onto the ambulance, her focus unwavering as they sped

The moment he stepped inside, a pungent odor hit him-a mix of overpowering perfume and something our, almost rotten. He didn't need to guess; Eva must have doused the room in fragrance to mask the

"Oh

Eva groaned, emerging from the bathroom with one hand clutched to her abdomen. She shuffled forward, her face pale and

you're back?" She called weakly, glancing up

as

so long that a faint

a moment before finally reaching out

and her expression faltered, a hint of sadness crossing her

any better? Do you need

I'm feeling a lot better," she replied, forcing a smile. It was a lie-she was barely: holding herself together, lightheaded and

trip short. Kaleb was always so busy,

she loved. And besides, she felt lucky-luckier than Isabel, anyway, When Isabel had been with Kaleb, he'd been even more

vacation.

sudden thought struck

stomach had been perfectly fine earlier, but right after she bumped into Isabel, the nausea had

stumbled into her, leading to the same miserable symptoms. Could

think it's

"What's strange?"

completely baffled by Eva's sudden

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wincing. "I was fine earlier, but then Isabel bumped into me, and suddenly I'm like this.

before she saw Kaleb's expression

jaw clenched as he looked at Eva with a mix

think Isabel did this to you?"

it a bit too much of a coincidence?" Eva

expect me to believe that? What, does Isabel have some kind of superpower that gives people

pushed

blamed Isabel for

coffee on her, he'd sided with

time he'd placed his trust in her, he'd

because she'd cried to him, saying she only did these things out

he fell for this, he'd truly be as blind as Isabel had once

to frame her. I didn't mean it like that. I was just... making an observation," Eva murmured. a flicker of panic

look for Isabel. Now that it was directed at her, she couldn't help but feel a

gaze softened slightly, noticing her pale face and trembling legs. She was probably so exhausted and dehydrated from her stomach issues that she wasn't thinking

relief-until a sharp

eyes went wide with

Oh no!

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