Caught In His Embrace: A Second Chance Romance

Chapter 419

Chapter 419

Josiah carefully placed Sienna into the car and drove toward the hospital. He gripped the steering wheel tightly, but his gaze kept flicking to the fragile figure beside him.

Sienna hadn't been unconscious for long before she slowly came to. Her delicate lashes fluttered as she opened her eyes.

"You're awake." Josiah spoke in a hushed tone, as though afraid Sienna might shatter like fragile porcelain. "How do you feel?"

Sienna didn't respond. She merely shook her head before turning her face toward the car window. Silent tears slid down her pale cheeks, each drop pulling a taut string around Josiah's heart, tightening mercilessly.

Josiah swallowed hard, falling silent. At times like this, words were futile. Nothing could soothe the agony of a mother's heart.

When they arrived at the hospital, Josiah parked the car and turned to carry Sienna. "I can walk by myself." She shook her head in refusal.

"How will you do that?" Josiah frowned, his worry undisguised.

"You just fainted, so you don't have the strength. Be good... Let me carry you."

As Josiah spoke, he used his strength to effortlessly lift Sienna into his arms. Sienna truly had no energy to resist. In the end, she allowed herself to be carried into the inpatient building.

Back at the inpatient building, Josiah settled Sienna into a family room. His fingers brushed against her cheek as he tucked a stray lock of hair behind her ear. Her skin was icy to the touch. "I'll call the doctor to check on you."

A doctor arrived shortly and conducted a brief examination. "Her blood pressure is slightly low, but it's nothing serious. Some rest should do the trick."

"Okay. Thank you," Josiah saw the doctor out. He returned to Sienna's bedside and pulled the blanket higher over her. "I know you won't be able to sleep, but at least close your eyes and rest...

Joyce will wake up soon and ask for you."

At the mention of Joyce, a sharp pain struck Sienna's heart.

Without another word, she shut her eyes.

Josiah let out a barely audible sigh. "Rest well. I'll go check on Joyce." With that,

he stood up, left the room, and quietly closed the door behind him.

"Mr. Flynn," Zach called, still standing guard outside. "Any news from Mr.

Fischer?" Josiah shook his head with a grave expression.

in two days," Zach said. "It would have to be postponed if

waved a hand at Zach. "You've been up all night as well. Go and get

me know

turned and entered the room. He dismissed the nurse on

completely unaware that the

heartbroken. What should I do?' Josiah thought with a frown, pondering what

was nearly impossible now. That left only one option-finding him

a short time would require immense financial resources and

son of the Flynn family. Miranda had made sure of that, forbidding him from laying a finger on

***

dawn broke, Josiah's eyes snapped open. He dozed off on the couch, just enough to shake off some exhaustion. Glancing over at the bed, he saw that

arrived and was in the cafeteria, unpacking the

you're awake." Tara gestured toward the table. "Just

on Sienna first." He had no idea

tying her long hair neatly behind her head. However, the dark circles

Josiah took two steps forward. "Tara brought

Have some."

Sienna nodded, saying no more. Overnight, she seemed to have

sharper, and her eyes h

as if wanting to say something

"Helo," he answered. It was

turned away, lowering his voice instinctively.

right, I

see Sienna already seated at the dining table. She was holding

thought.

Sienna. His gaze swept over the nearly untouched milk in her hands,

have something to take care of. I'll need to step out for

Josiah said.

at Josiah, a smile spreading across

gulped as he looked at Sienna's insubstantial smile. "Then, I'll be leaving. I'll try to be

Sienna stretched the corners of her mouth wider,

Josiah cast Sienna a long, searching look before

eyes dimmed. The fragile, fleeting smile vanished, leaving

before, I'm left alone

call earlier-who was it

are too many people in his heart, not enough to

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