Chapter 136
Genevieve felt like she had been unconscious for a long time, but there was someone by her side, speaking into her ear daily.
The gentle, soft voice drifted to her from somewhere distant, coaxing her to wake up quickly.
She felt as if she would forever be immersed in the dark, suffocating seabed.
The chilling seawater swept through every pore of her body, a fate worse than death.
A vague image was forming in her mind.
When she had fallen to the bottom of the sea, thrashing to no avail, a figure had quickly and decisively jumped down to her side.
Visibility was limited in the inky bottom of the sea, but she caught a glimpse of the faint light he brought as he snatched her from the hands of death.
She would always remember that moment.
But soon, she ran out of air. She lost consciousness.
Just then, she awoke to a warm room. It was furnished in the Anglandurian style with heavy, elegant
curtains.
She was alive.
Looking at Louis before her, something seemed to squeeze her heart. Her eyes stung with tears, and she was both touched and grateful.
Louis walked up to her, and the doctor knowingly made way.
She could see her pale features reflected in his warm, clear eyes.
“I’m glad you are awake, Gen,” Louis said.
He thought, “It was worth it to gamble with my life unhesitatingly.”
“Thank you,” Genevieve said. She looked at him with a smile.
She guessed it. Louis had saved her.
She had seen Louis on that dark seabed.
Louis hesitated, but he couldn’t/help it. He pulled her into his arms,
but his action upset her body, and she was wracked with violent coughs.
Genevieve teared up.
Louis‘ expression shifted. He gently eased her back and glared at the doctor.
He demanded, “What’s going on? Didn’t you say it wasn’t serious?”
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the seabed. Though early treatment controlled it, it couldn’t be completely cured because of her coma. Further observation
was still
back her cough.
all that matters. A little cough is nothing.”
be
Genevieve nodded.
her consultation, the doctor
room fell
looked at her gently and said, “Are you hungry? Shall I ask them to make you
asking, “Do my
didn’t see Darrell or Samantha; all the doctors here were foreigners.
knew that she
wouldn’t be able to accept the news about her
with an uncertain rate of survival, so I didn’t tell them. Shall we wait before
thought for a moment,
several months and had lost a lot of weight. Her chin had become thin and pointed, and
Louis‘ heart ached.
a serious lung infection, and the medical facilities here are better than the ones at Clusia. The best lab technicians can run diagnoses on you whenever needed. But
Louis‘ eyes
darkened.
shocked by the trauma to her body when
looked like whip marks/to him, and there were stark, cruel scars on
she suddenly disappear? Why was she beaten? Why was she hung outside the window?” Louis wondered.
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heart hardened, but he didn’t let the anger leak onto his features. He didn’t want to bring up any sorrowful
lowered her eyes slightly.
the sea were still vivid in her memory.
she forget?
he heard Anthony’s voice and hastily tied
Genevieve trembled slightly.
newly healed wounds started
next? Why did you suddenly jump down and save
to speak, a servant knocked
up
Mr. Fallon. The doctor advised Mrs. Fallon to eat something before she gets an upset stomach,” the servant
took it with
leaving after delivering
was surprised at the servant’s term of address. She looked
the oatmeal, stirring it with a spoon. He murmured. “My family would be suspicious if they heard a woman was living here with me. I had no choice but to
married in Clusia.”
with an indescribable
I
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