Reclaiming Her Heart

Chapter 909 That Kiss Was Light Yet Heavy

Selena's heart was thumping like crazy, but the flood had already crashed in.

A landslide from the mountaintop, heavy rain mixed with an earthquake, total chaos.

When Selena came to, she caught bits of a conversation.

"Ms. Fair should wake up soon."

"Is her head messed up?"

"Nah, just a concussion. She might feel dizzy for a few days, but she'll be alright." "What about Raymond?"

"Mr. Montague's still in the ICU. If he makes it through today, he should be good."

Hearing Raymond's name, Selena freaked out.

Raymond was seriously messed up. He had wounds in his chest and head, and he got swept into the mudslide.

she really okay?' Her heart ached, and she remembered the kiss before the flood hit, light yet heavy, more powerful than any words.

She tried to speak, but she had no strength.

in the evening, she

Shelley, someone she hadn't seen

what happened? When I heard the nurses say your name, I thought it was just someone with the same name. Why are you in the hospital again?" Selena and Shelley hadn't seen each other in forever; both

feeling her chest still tight,

it easy. If you can't talk yet, don't push it." Shelley patted her back and whispered, "Mr. William Montague just left this morning. I heard he stayed by your side all night. I could only sit nearby and came over after he left." Hearing that William had stayed by her bedside for so

that Raymond was in critical condition must

She vaguely

chest got infected. Now he can't even move in bed, and his head's all bandaged up. I went to see him; it's the

was loaded and well-connected in Silver Bay City. She used to think

silent, lowering her eyelashes

"Selena, I heard... never mind, just focus on getting better.

her chest hurt like hell. She lay

gently tucked

again, it was already

he gave some instructions. "Ms. Harper left early this morning. She's been coming to the hospital a lot lately. Seems her boyfriend's cousin had surgery and needs to stay here for half a

anything; her throat felt like

doctor checked her temperature and, seeing she didn't have a fever, sighed in relief. "Good thing you don't have a fever. Mr. Montague had one

and tried to get up. "How is he? Is

him to a