The Divorce Prescription

Chapter 47

e young girl about the danger and told her to leave quickly. If the pursuers caught up, she wouldn’t survive either.

Adam wamed the w

Not only did the girl not leave, but she also tried hard to drag him to a hidden cave. The girl told him, “Sir, it’s safe here. They won’t find you.”

Adam observed the young girl. It was already winter, yet she only wore a thin, faded dress. She seemed to have been alone in the forest for a long time, with only the doll in her arms for company

bedding you, you won’t feel cold anymore.

He was gravely injured and felt unbearably cold. The girl reached out and hugged him. “Sir, are you cold? With me holding you, you He noticed her eyes, which were clear and bright. He asked, “Why are you alone here? Where is your home? Where are your parents?” The girl paused before answering, “I don’t have a home or parents. Nobody in the world wants me.”

He reached out and embraced ber. “I survive, I’ll take you away from here. I’ll want you”

He removed his emerald necklace and placed it around her neck.

each other for the whole night in the freezing cave. Their shared warmth helped them to make it

comrades eventually came, he had no choice but to leave on

abruptly opening his eyes. Only then did

he had found the girl long ago, and

her by his side all these years. He had raised her to

his side, Adam still often dreamed of that girl from the past. He would dream of her persistently dragging him despite her frail body and warming his body with an

dream of her

be would wake abruptly from those dreams, haunted by

move but realized he was holding someone soft and fragrant. As he looked down, he saw

tide, and Adam remembered everything. At some point, they

while he held her from behind. He had spent the entire night holding her just like

streamed through the layers of curtains,

fine downy hairs on her skin appeared delicate and shimmering. Her long lashes rested against her cheeks, resembling

there so obediently and gently in his arms. For no reason at all,