Seduced by My Childhood Sweetheart’s Brother

Chapter 28

I was so unlucky. There was no one else I knew who had to face death on a hike.

Jade and the others were shouting anxiously above me, but my ears were ringing, and I couldn’t hear anything at all. All I was focusing on was the vine I was clinging onto, praying that it was strong enough.

to hold onto my weight.

I was terrified that if I died like this, my parents wouldn’t be able to bear it. I was afraid I would be buried in darkness forever, never to see the light again.

This was a tourist attraction, and there was a rescue team on the mountain. They arrived very soon.

When I was rescued by two young men, Felix finally ran over to me, holding hands with Lilac. “Why were you so careless, Luna? Are you okay? Were you injured?”

Wasn’t this a stupid thing to say? Who wouldn’t be injured if they fell off a cliff?

For the convenience of hiking, I chose to wear a short–sleeved T–shirt and denim shorts.

My bare arms and legs were all injured to varying degrees, and I was covered with blood. It looked

to me.

up

question.

blocked the arm that reached out toward me.

gotten out of danger, and the terror of barely escaping imminent death still enveloped me. I felt cold and was shivering like a leaf. I didn’t want to

closed

changed when they saw me shivering so much, and they all asked me

all at once.

friends sat with me in the ambulance, which rushed toward the hospital with

down the mountain until the moment I got into the ambulance, Felix protected Lilac attentively as they followed behind us. The only people around me were

moment, my

and it was fine if he just saw me as a sister. But we had grown up together and lived together for 19 years. How could he be so unconcerned when my

danger?

He was really cold!

a puppy was in danger, anyone would

worth even less

I saw my parents rush over to me. My friends had called them, and their tear–filled eyes were full of heartache when they

could avoid Felix, but he had completely ignored my plight. My parents were the ones who were weeping