“Mando!” Genevieve exclaimed as she knelt and caught Armand’s arm.

Coldly, he roughly shoved Genevieve’s hand off. “I told you before; I don’t need it.”

She watched as he fumbled around the wheelchair, stubbornly trying to help himself into it. Alas, Armand was too heavy, and every attempt to stand ended in a painful fall. The wheelchair even fell sideways.

Several minutes later, his arms and knees were covered in bruises.

Genevieve could not imagine how he felt when he woke up in the hospital and suddenly lost his ability to stand.

Her heart ached as she watched him try again and again.

After close to twenty falls, Armand finally got himself into the wheelchair with his own strength. Genevieve had also returned with a first aid kit.

“It’s not as if you’re paralyzed and wheelchair-bound for life. Falling isn’t embarrassing at all,” Genevieve muttered. She pulled his arm closer and applied a soothing spray to his bruises.

She could not help but add, “Ask someone to help you if you really can’t get up. Don’t end up with more injuries.”

“That’s fine.” Armand insisted, “I’ll never stand on my own two feet if I keep asking someone to help me.”

pursed her

aid box when she noticed a fresh wound on Armand’s forehead. It was bleeding, and she hastily disinfected the wound before covering it with

sharpened in the absence of

which tickled. He also smelled

grab Genevieve’s hand. He pulled it toward him and kissed her on the back of her

still on her hand, he asked

and

him affectionately and replied, “I gave you a chance back in Springwyn.” Sadly, he could not see

he told me the truth back then, I would’ve

Sadly, he didn’t.

chance, can you bring someone back

was a question that had no answer, and Armand

expression, Genevieve roughly tugged her hand out of

her return from Baykeep, Genevieve had been busy at work. She was exhausted, and now that Armand was

deliberately prepared nutritious and easily digested

him to the dining table. She sat beside him and

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