Burning Passion: Love Never Die

“No…don’t…no hospitals. Listen to me…for once…” His voice became weaker.

“Listen to me. Debbie repeated his words in her mind.

She was shocked. Ever since she tracked him down, he’d never acted like a brother to her.

As far back as she could recall, Decker had always been perpetually short of cash, never bothering with a job for long. He hung out on the streets every day. He was no more than a parasite, draining cash from any woman foolish enough to take up with him.

Anyway, she Listened this time. With great difficulty, she helped him get to a bedroom. He was heavier than he Looked. She made him sit on the couch, and told him, “I’ve been gone for a few months. Wait here.

I’ll make the bed.”

With that, she hurried to her own bedroom to grab a clean quilt. When she opened her bedroom door, she was surprised to find a quilt neatly laid on her bed.

set away before

she had no time to think too much. She quickly pulled out a clean quilt from

the verge of fainting. She helped him move to the bed so that he

on her waist, gasping for air. Looking down at her brother, she asked, “So spit it out. Why no

Decker said, “I

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mad. What an idiot! He wanted to deal with the wound himself instead of going to the

stop the bleeding by yourself? Seriously? Are you a doctor? Dammit, Decker, I’m a singer not

“Debbie…” Decker called out.

got this. Hurry!

shock. ‘He’s serious. But

Debbie hurriedly ran out of her apartment, got into the elevator and pressed the button for the