Unconscious Husband: Meet Her Love In Silence by Ken Slaner

Chapter: 610

“Don’t you wish to meet Debora? Allow me to escort you.”

“Don’t worry. It seems everyone is eager to converse with you,” Ariana remarked, her gaze drifting towards the young men, close in age to Mitchel, who sought his attention.

“They merely wish to engage in discussions. There are others available to address their inquiries.” Without hesitation, Mitchel steered Ariana’s wheelchair across the expanse of the hall. ©

Ariana’s apprehensions began to wane. Mitchel’s words resonated within her. There were so many big shots present. Those men could talk to other experts.

Contrary to Ariana’s expectations, Debora appeared younger in person than she did in the photograph. A vibrant energy radiated from her as she donned a sleek black dress, her brown hair elegantly styled. When she smiled, her warm aura enveloped those around her, even softening the wrinkles that gracefully adorned her eyes.

Debora’s joy knew no bounds. Fully aware of her presence for the sake of a friend’s child, she embraced Ariana tightly. In that moment, a profound connection was established. Debora, who not only

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believe it can be cured with current medical methods, though it will take some time,” Debora added. She was quite patient and even warmly extended

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her gratitude, although a sense of guilt lingered within her. “However, I’m afraid we are

days immersed in the laboratory and consulting room. This summit provided

friends for many years. My husband and I have always considered Mitchel as part of our younger generation. Mitchel has been on his own for many years. It’s the first time he has brought a

encountered Mitchel on two occasions, yet he seemed to treat her with a distinctiveness she