Love's Redemption (Chris and Maddie)

Chapter 884

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Yuna wanting to give up her heart-this was something Keira never anticipated.

She had once told Keira that no matter whose heart it was, as long as it beat in her chest, it was hers. But now she had changed her mind. Why, Keira didn't know.

The thought saddened Keira. That heart was the only blood connection she had left in this world, and yet Yuna seemed unwilling to keep it.

Still, it was her right. The heart was hers now, and whatever she chose to do with it was her decision.

Hayden seemed to sense Keira's emotions. He kissed the top of her head gently. "She's just asking. She won't give it up so easily."

He sighed softly, adding, "Maybe she's afraid she's truly infected and doesn't think she'll live long. She might want to give the heart to someone who needs it more, so Narelle can continue to live."

His words struck Keira like a wake-up call. Of course! Why hadn't she considered that? Instead, she had assumed the worst of her.

been

had been narrow-minded and selfish. Suddenly, Keira let go of her resentment. Yuna had once called her "sister-in-law" so sweetly and had been close to her before everything fell

blamed her for being stubborn and unreasonable. But if she stood in Yuna's

the betrayal of trust. Yuna had trusted her as someone she could rely

like a windowpane shattering, letting in clarity and light. Keira's heart felt lighter, like the relief of clearing a stuffy nose after a

for dinner this weekend. If she doesn't want to come, we'll go to her," Keira said, watching him smile as he gently pressed his forehead to hers. "Thank you,

words carried his joy and revealed the difficult position he had been in, caught between his sister and his

night before Lena's surgery with Nate,

out. So far, there are no signs

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of seconds. "Not entirely. The virus can have a long incubation period-sometimes one or two years, even up

silent, processing the weight

don't worry too much. Based on her account, the chances of infection

happened was irreversible, and it was better to

If you were meant to live, you would. If not, there was no escaping it. Why else would so many people, in the prime of