Love Unbreakable by Bank Brook

Chapter 342 Heartbroken Mitchel Erick swiftly lifted Raegan and placed her in the car. Victor took the wheel.

Mitchel, his body riddled with wounds, went unnoticed by Erick and Victor.

Mitchel only caught Raegan was eager to depart. Suddenly, his heart felt as if it were being squeezed, contorting his face in agony.

The punches Erick had dealt Mitchel hadn't brought him to this pain. Now, he found himself devoid of the strength to even stand. His body felt as fragile as a bubble, easily toppled by the slightest breeze. Unable to brace against the car, he crumpled to the ground.

Matteo rushed to Mitchel's aid. The sorrow in Mitchel's eyes ignited a painful heat in Matteo's palm.

Matteo's lips quivered as he murmured, "Mr. Dixon, she shouldn't be..." Matteo tried to find words of comfort, yet none came. After all, Mitchel could tell Raegan's attitude.

Observers could see Mitchel, despite his injuries, held back in the fight since he had heeded Raegan's words. Even being beaten like that, he still chose to shield Raegan at the critical moment, ignoring his own injuries. Yet, Raegan seemingly didn't appreciate it.

Matteo extended his hand, offering help to Mitchel up, but the latter rebuffed him.

A haze seemed to envelop Mitchel's once handsome face. Grasping the

door for support, he managed to rise and settle back into the car in silence, He barely acknowledged the blood streaming from his wounds.

Disheartened by Raegan's seemingly indifference toward him, he was numb to physical pain.

His heart was burdened with a pain far greater than any physical injury could inflict. He had just begun to experience a profound bitterness.

After what seemed an eternity, Mitchel coughed up blood, which trickled down the corner of his mouth. He slumped against the seat, his eyes shut tight.

"Mitchel!" Matteo exclaimed, bringing the car to an abrupt halt.

rushed to assess Mitchel's condition, finding the latter's heartbeat weak

quickly returned to the driver's

sat pale and

gently coaxing her to drink, Erick asked with concern, "Are you still feeling unwell? Hold on. We'll be at the hospital soon." The image of Mitchel, his upper body soaked in blood, remained vivid in Raegan's mind. A sharp pang of pain struck

covered in injuries. An § anonymous message had informed Erick of Raegan's identity. Filled with doubt, Erick arranged for a DNA test on Raegan. To his astonishment, the results confirmed she was his long-lost little

had brought Raegan to the hospital and how the other party knew her identity

party might be connected to his mother's disappearance or, at the very least, knew something about it. He was determined to

temples, attempting to

of shattering glass and the sensation of being pulled to safety after her fall into { the river.

recall caused Raegal intense discomfort. Her head throbbed violently, her breathing became labored, and

Erick called out in alarm,

an oxygen bottle from the car's emergency kit and

a voice tinged

Despite her efforts, the fragments of her memory refused to coalesce further. Her mind felt as empty

dropped

reassured her, "It doesn't matter. You don't need to think about it anymore." The sight of Raegan in distress was more than he could stand. Clearly, the well-being of his sister outweighed the

before, except for the injury to her head, which caused nerve pain and disrupted her memories. The doctor recommended allowing

to recall the past if it proved too

rejuvenated after some rest. It was then that Mitchel came

injuries he sustained at the hands of her brother. Raegan couldn't help but feel a twinge of guilt. If she hadn't stopped Mitchel from defending

typically one to yield so easily, yet he had

by guilt, she eventually reached for her phone to

attempts, her