The President’s Mistake A Tale of Love and Regret

Chapter 78 Awakening

Gently peeling back the quilt. Nathaniel observed that Freya’s skin was marred with old wounds. A cigarette burn scarred her left rib. She was clad in a loose hospital gown that concealed her lower abdomen. There can’t be any injuries there, can there? Nathaniel pondered. He closed his eyes, a wave of desolation washing over him, making him feel almost suffocated. He quietly took a seat beside Freya’s hospital bed. Ozzy, having spent the entire night vigilantly watching over Freya’s ward, dared not sleep. He turned to look at Nathaniel, who was leaning against the wall with his eyes closed. Ms. Gomez’s left hand had been severed by Mr. Morgan, leading to her imprisonment. Upon hearing this, they all felt that Mr. Morgan had crossed a line, but he was blinded by his hatred. His affection for Freya had been longstanding, yet he had never confessed it.

regained consciousness. She had been surviving on nutrient solutions, and when she woke up, it felt surreal, like a dream. She dreamt of her family, her loving parents, and her adorable younger brother, as well as her friends from various grades. She dreamt of her anxiety about mastering the piano to win the competition.. She also dreamt of Nathaniel, the one who had wanted to kill her. Once the

her. She thought she was hallucinating again. She wanted to rub her eyes, but an IV line was attached to the back of her hand, and other medical wires were still connected to her body. She merely glanced at the man before her. His expression was complex, a mix of desperation and a murderous intent.

the two exchanged glances. Nathaniel wondered if the answer would drive him mad as he watched Freya ask, word for word, “Three years ago, did you push Abigail down? Or did she…” “I pushed her!” she blurted out. Freya’s voice was hoarse, but her response was unequivocal. She had accepted the injustice of the case three years ago and had

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