The Broken-hearted She And The Icy He

Chapter 341 She Fell, I Caught Her

“Ich! Who are you trying to scare?!”

Yulia and the others didn’t take Lily’s warning seriously at all. Two of the hired hecklers addente doved her-hard-sending her tumbling off the edge of the stage.

“Lily!”

James hadn’t actually gone to Velkaria. He’d asked Ashton to buy him a ticket for tonight’s performance of “Cherry” instead.

When he arrived, there was a commotion outside the theater, Ashton asked around and checked the online, quickly learning that Elsa had caused a scene here. James didn’t waste a second he shoved pi the security guards at the door and rushed in.

When he saw Lily-soaked through, her left cheek badly swollen-his heart ached so fiercely it felt like is might stop.

Just as he neared the stage, he saw someone shove Lily off its high edge with brutal force. For a split second, it felt like his heart stopped.

He dashed forward in a blur-thankfully, just in time to catch her securely in his arms.

“Lily!”

Adeline was badly shaken by what she’d just seen.

She’d been eating, rehearsing, and performing alongside Lily these past few weeks; she had noticed li running off to the restroom to throw up several times. She suspected Lily was pregnant.

She didn’t even want to imagine what could’ve happened if Lily had been pushed from a platform nearly five feet high.

slandered, hated being hurt. The baby in her belly was her

safe and happy; she wanted

the baby. And yet, she’d

triumph in her eyes. She had to lower her gaze to keep up the appearance of cold arrogance and

like Lily didn’t deserve John-or James, for that matter. Once Lily’s reputation was ruined and she’d lost the baby, none of

Mathilda was practically giddy

belly, he’d never want a fraugh like her again. Then Mathilda could finally marry

341 She Fell, I Caught

“Lily…”

men of the

didn’t want her to get hurt, didn’t want her to suffer but at the same time, they all slemly spread agreed, Lily had done too much wrong. She

weakness or helplessness in front of those who had

split werned when the was

never came. Instead, she landed in warm, steady arm wars of comforting heat, laced

was like her broken, frozen soul had suddenly

to open her eyes. That scent alone, the way it soothed her

someone had thrown filth on her. Being so close to

though it had been less than a day since they last saw each other, it felt like she’d missed him fos lifetimes. The unfairness, the longing-it all surged up in her chest.

she’d been surrounded, insulted, hurt by so many

his chest and his strong heartbeat pounding in her ear, ail that panic,