How a Dying Woman Rewrote Her Epilogue
Chapter 801
Fleming saw the blood this time. He strode over, frowning, and took Esmeralda's hand. "Careless, aren't you?"
His words sounded like a scolding, but his actions were quick-he dug into his bag and pulled out antiseptic and a bandage.
He bent his head, carefully cleaning the thin line of blood on her skin. His brows stayed tightly knit the whole time.
Watching his expression, Esmeralda suddenly felt a dull ache in her chest.
She bit her lip and, almost against her will, blurted out, "Fleming, if Lucy weren't your sister, would you still want to marry me?"
He froze for a heartbeat, then his face grew cold. "What are you even talking about?"
"I don't want to keep having this conversation with you. There's no point getting lost in what-ifs."
He finished with the bandage and let go of her hand. Clearly, the question had annoyed him.
But why-what was really underneath that reaction-Esmeralda couldn't say. She knew Fleming's tone; he didn't want her being "unreasonable" in his eyes. She glanced down at the bandaged cut and nodded quietly. "Alright. I'll let you get back to work."
She hurried off.
reached her room, Elodie Thorne was already heating
something was off with Esmeralda. She paused, walked over, and tilted her head in concern. "What's wrong? Bad mood? Did you two
even know how to describe it. Was it
was searching for reasons to be upset. After all, they're siblings and get along well, so why did it bother her so much? It made her
"Not exactly. I don't even
worried. Esmeralda, usually so cheerful and open-hearted, could be a little naive when it
"If something makes you unhappy and you can't get past
not getting any younger, and I've been waiting for him
As for everything else...
they'd just spent too
the process matters too. How you feel along the way-that's
a deep breath, then shrugged, trying to shake off the gloom. "You're
she leaned over to hug Elodie's arm, her eyes bright with hope. "Things will get better, right? Besides, the wedding's only a
they were married, she believed it would be a fresh start-a
to say more
her. She'd grown up in a loving, sheltered family, always the bright center of attention, endlessly optimistic. But that optimism could
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