Don’t Fall for the Billionaire Lover by Rosa Winters

Chapter 1094

Chloe had no idea how Connor was doing.

She just kept talking, voice soft and shaky, not letting the silence win.

Every now and then, she'd call his name "Connor... Connor..."-hoping for any sign that he was still with her.

At first, he'd answer, maybe a word or two. Then just a weak "mm."

Eventually, even that faded, his voice growing fainter with every breath.

"Honey, I'm so tired. I just want to sleep for a bit..."

Chloe fell silent.

She bit her lip hard, trying not to let herself cry out loud.

"Don't go to sleep, okay?" she pleaded, her words trembling and desperate.

She knew—if Connor closed his eyes now, she might never see them open again.

"I'm begging you, Connor. Please don't sleep. Just talk to me. Talk to me a little longer, okay?"

Everything around her was so quiet, the kind of silence that felt heavy and suffocating.

All Chloe could hear was her own voice, echoing in the darkness, thin and broken, filling the cold, cramped space where they were trapped.

"Connor, I love you. I love you so much. You hear me?"

are waiting for

for you, if you want. I'm not great at it, so you're not allowed

star in the night sky-do you care if it's sunrise we wait for, or if something unexpected comes first... Whenever I can't find my place in

Maybe you'd like

wand, it makes things big, makes things small, makes everything

just kept singing, song after song, filling up the darkness with

couldn't stop-not even for a second-because the quiet was too scary, like it might

how long they'd

heard someone calling

more voices-so many, all calling for

Cassie. Her

tiny smile broke through

thick earth above, she saw a

she whispered, "Connor,

before they die? she wondered. I miss them se much-Dad, Mom, Tim, Aaron don't want to

"Chloe! Chloe!"

can you

Mom, where

side, growing

Chloe realized this wasn't a dream, not some trick

playing. This was real.

They'd found her.

of digging machines, the

They're here.

down Chloe's cheeks, her

We're going to