Bound Hearts: My Vows to My Disabled Spouse

Chapter 23 A Mysterious Woman

The elderly woman gazed at Elyse intently and, with a surge of excitement, clutched her hand. Her voice was hoarse as she spoke her name, her tone tinged with a hint of sorrow. "Miss Lloyd, I finally meet yor

With those words, excitement overcame her, and she fainted.

Elyse was left in shock. The situation was baffling. She had no prior knowledge of the old woman, nor had she ever encountered her before. Yet, somehow, the old lady knew her name. Confused, Elyse stood frozen until the driver, noticing the unusual scene, quickly briefed Jayden. Exiting the car, Jayden approached Elyse, who appeared distracted, and inquired, "Are you okay?" Looking at the old woman lying unconscious, Elyse was at a loss for words. The moment the old woman had uttered her name, it had painfully gripped her heart. "She seems to know me. She called out my name even though I've never seen her before."

Jayden responded, "She knows you, yet you don't recognize her? This means she's familiar with your circumstances and has been watching you without your awareness."

"That can't be right. She's not a relative of mine."

Elyse held her chest, overwhelmed by a sudden flurry of anxiety, feeling an inexplicable

connection to the old woman.

"We should get her to a hospital."

The driver chimed in, "Don't worry, an ambulance is on its way. She should be fine. The accident

wasn't severe."

Elyse gave a nod and patiently awaited the ambulance's arrival.

It showed up ten minutes later, and once the paramedics had loaded the elderly woman inside,

to follow the ambulance to

emergency room, the

silence. "I'm sorry this

blame lies with my driver for not

time."

It was

the video footage. The lady unexpectedly darted

remembered Driscoll's words describing Jayden as

before the doctor came out to brief them on

condition.

a fractured left leg, severe

a long time, which has led to her current

your weekend reading? Ensure you're on 005s.org for uninterrupted enjoyment. The next

brow furrowed in confusion. "A coma? So, it wasn't the accident that caused

in her brain, and the fracture in her left leg is the only physical injury from the accident. The tests indicate she's suffering from multiple

to long-term stress, at least that's our best guess. We

missing twenty-two years

he added, "Moreover, she isn't in her seventies or eighties. She's only

older weighed heavily. What had

age, the doctor excused himself to update the medical records

a wave of sadness wash over her, puzzled