Even after Her Death by Rita Bond

Billionaire Is 74

Chapter 74 Chloe Is Right Beside You

Chapter 74 Chloe Is Right Beside You

Esmee wasn't in immediate danger, but her injuries were severe enough to keep her in the ICU.

Her parents were devastated, feeling as though their daughter's fate was unbearably cruel.

Luke spent the entire day at the hospital, waiting until evening when the doctor finally allowed him a brief visit with Esmee-just three minutes. Beatrice, although unsure why he seemed so concerned about her daughter, understood that he had saved Esmee's life, so she didn't object. After putting on sterile clothing and disinfecting, Luke entered the ICU, and I followed closely behind.

I was filled with anxiety, unsure of Esmee's condition or whether she would even recognize me.

I couldn't read Luke's expression either; his expression was as heavy as his footsteps.

When he saw Esmee lying in the bed, hooked up to various machines, I stepped forward and gently called her name, "Esmee, are you okay?" Though she opened her eyes halfway, looking exhausted, there was still a spark in her gaze, unlike before when she seemed distant and unfocused. She looked past me and straight at Luke. Could it be that she couldn't see me anymore?

I waved my hand in front of her face. "Esmee, it's me!"

Luke, standing by the bed, spoke with less urgency than before, "Do you recognize me?"

as she tried to speak,

Before Luke could reply, Esmee asked, "Where's

was faint and broken, but her words had a

His

murmured, "What did you say? Where is

hit me and I flew through the air,

understood

but

to me while I was alive, I would have

his forehead beaded with cold

thinking and kept going, "I thought Chloe was dead. It

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you mean Chloe is dead? Explain!" Luke's emotions were quickly spiraling out

mind was clearer now, and she

whispered, "It was the night of your wedding. I saw a man throw a woman into a car. Her waist was bleeding badly, and

closed, the woman's head drooped to the side. I caught a glimpse of her face, and she looked