Requiem of a Broken Heart

Chapter 910:

One afternoon, when Dora developed a high fever, Rachel’s anxiety peaked. She called Brian immediately, and without hesitation, he canceled all of his appointments, rearranged his day, and rushed over to them. By the time he arrived, Dora’s fever had spiked, and Rachel held her in her arms, overwhelmed with worry.

Though Dora had experienced fevers before, this one was different—stronger and more persistent. The medicine had little effect, and Dora’s energy seemed to drain away, leaving her weak and listless.

When Brian entered the room, his presence immediately drew Dora’s attention. She reached out toward him with an unspoken need.

Without missing a beat, Brian scooped Dora into his arms, cradling her with the tenderness and care of a father who would move heaven and earth for his child. His calm and steady hands reassured them both as he swiftly took her to the hospital.

for five days, her condition gradually improving, until on the sixth day, the fever subsided and

would have been the one to carry Dora home and care for her, but now, as the little one grew, her attachment

wrapping around him as though she wouldn’t let

extended her arms toward Dora, her voice gentle but firm. “Dora, be a good girl.

up in her eyes, and before long, she was crying in earnest, her small face drenched in

put on a stern front. “Sweetie, listen to me. You always come home

breath became jagged, and soon, a

wiped her tear-streaked face, her voice small and full of sadness. “Mommy, why do other kids have both their parents at home, but I only have you? I love you, Mommy, and I

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