How a Dying Woman Rewrote Her Epilogue

Chapter 593

Jarrod trailed after her at a leisurely pace, watching as she darted through the crowded corridors, clearly in her element.

Elodie found a doctor to examine Jarrod's injuries.

"Doesn't look like there's any major bone damage," the doctor said after a quick assessment, "but you've got a dislocated joint and some soft tissue trauma. We'll need to take care of that. Please take off your shirt."

After glancing at the dislocation site, the doctor couldn't help but think how much pain Jarrod must have been enduring he certainly had a high pain threshold.

Jarrod didn't hesitate. He unbuttoned his shirt and slipped his arm out of the sleeve. Elodie frowned as she looked at his arm-the joint was clearly out of place, and the sight alone made her wince.

The cut on his arm wasn't deep, but it looked painful all the same.

Then she noticed a scar on his arm.

It ran nearly six inches long.

His skin was pale, so the scar wasn't very dark, but on his muscular arm, it stood

out.

That was from the last time-when he saved her at the Warwick estate.

She was surprised. With all the medical resources at his disposal, he hadn't bothered to get the scar treated or removed.

he was, hurt again because of

was strange; it almost made her feel like she owed

gave a few instructions. "Don't get the wound

said, his brow furrowed slightly with discomfort as he straightened his shirt. Only then did

already averted her

to pick you up?" she asked, making it clear she wasn't planning to take further

his phone. "He's probably still wrapping things up. I'll need to stop

"What about Keith?"

out of town on

no one

again

replied, not trying to argue or act

the car, Elodie asked, "Where

look. "Need me to give you

Of course she didn't.

was still

not to

drove straight to

gates recognized his car and opened automatically. They pulled into the

unbuckled his seatbelt and turned to her. "Could you grab

knew his injury was partly her fault, so she didn't say anything and retrieved

but didn't move to open the door.

no longer belonged to her-it