Counterback of the Despised Luna by Diana West

Chapter 353 Caden Is in Trouble

I reached out to Freya and sensed her calmly resting in the depths of her soul.

“Thank you, Freya,” I murmured softly, careful not to disturb her.

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Yura’s voice carried a hint of guilt as she spoke. “Rosaline, I’m so sorry. This happened because of me.”

I shook my head firmly. “No, it was never your fault. Candice was after me. If I hadn’t been involved, she wouldn’t have lost control and taken you hostage.”

“She’s completely insane, Yura sighed. “But you’re both incredibly fortunate. The vines below caught you, breaking your fall. You and your wolf managed to carry Caden through the forest until you finally ran into the rescue team.”

So that’s what went down.

I truly was fortunate.

And it was all because of Freya.

Recalling everything that had happened sent a cold shiver down my spine.

“Rosaline, Caden is incredible. He would sacrifice everything for you–even his life,” Yura said, admiration evident in her voice.

I lowered my head, quietly absorbing Yura’s words.

My mind was already made up–since fate had granted me another chance, I wouldn’t run anymore. I would accept Caden’s feelings and return to him.

“Where is he?” I asked, my voice steady.

Yura immediately understood who I was referring to. She hesitated for a moment before replying, “He….

Noticing her reluctance, my heart clenched with unease. I tensed and quickly pressed, “What happened to him?”

A sense of unease tightened in my chest as I caught the hesitation in Yura’s expression.

happen

be possible–Yura had just

briefly before she spoke again. “He made it through, but his condition isn’t great. I don’t know the details. It’s better if you see for yourself. He woke up before you did and

at her words.

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the moment my feet hit the floor, a sharp, searing pain shot through my body.My legs

anticipated this and caught me just in time. “Rosaline,

nodded, unconcerned about my condition.

“When we found you, your feet were in terrible shape–completely bloodied, with twigs and thorns lodged deep in the soles. Hughie had to painstakingly remove

too?” I asked,

small smile. “Yes, both you and Caden were in bad shape, and Hughie was really worried. If it weren’t for him, you wouldn’t

a breath of relief. With Hughie here, Caden should

all, he wasn’t called a wonder doctor for

Yura said, rolling a

in.

way afterward for her foot to

a corner, we arrived at the entrance of

had said his room was right next

Caden’s badly wounded leg, a heavy

something be wrong with it?

the injury, he should be able

Yura said with a sigh, a trace of sympathy in her eyes as she pushed open

the wheelchair, rolling myself inside, and behind me, the door clicked

curtain had been drawn tightly, shrouding the spac darkness. The only illumination came from a dim light near the head of

across the floor.

lone figure sitting in a wheelchair, his back turned toward me.