Marrying A Secret Zillionaire Happy Ever After (Linsey)

Chapter 242

Chapter 242 I Won't Let You Slip Away Again

In this moment, Gorman held the butterfly pendant in his hand, his features softening into an unusual gentleness.

Memories flooded his thoughts, replaying a sequence he had envisioned countless times before.

It was during a perilous time when he was pursued by enemies, narrowly escaping with his life. Wounded and teetering on the edge of collapse, he found refuge in a quaint fishing village.

As his blood loss worsened, Gorman's consciousness began to wane.

He found himself collapsing weakly on the beach, where the waves gently washed over him, sweeping away the traces of

crimson.

Just when Gorman was about to relinquish hope, a figure blurred by his failing vision materialized before him.

This woman rescued him, diligently caring for his wounds and urging him to cling to life.

She became a beacon of hope, offering him a renewed chance at survival.

Shortly thereafter, his loyal aides whisked him away in secrecy.

Upon his return to the village, the woman had vanished.

The only trace she left was a hint that she was a foreign tourist, with a butterfly pendant as the sole remnant of her

presence.

years, Gorman scoured the globe in

time, he had stumbled upon a

thought, a smile crept across

sought

from his pocket, he gazed at the image of a woman with a gentle smile and

I've finally found you," Gorman whispered softly. "This time, I won't let you

a dream recalling distant past

a small fishing village overseas, seeking inspiration amid nature's

crisp morning, she stumbled upon a shocking sight-a man sprawled on the desolate shore, his body marred

hesitate, she

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it barely perceptible. Time was running

crucial.

on her phone, but the remote location meant

villagers

and has been out in the sea all night. He won't

unexpected deaths here before. We're used

away before her eyes. She took the injured man to her

the village and scavenged for medicines

managed to stem the flow of blood, but