Since the moment Evadne awoke, she had barely paused to rest, keeping a constant vigil by Thaddeusâs side, her exhaustion palpable in every drawn breath.
Three days had passed, but to her, it felt like an eternityâa stretch of time that spanned months, years, even decades.
Each cycle of the sun and moon seemed to leech more of her strength away.
Although Thaddeus had been hurt before, even to the brink of death, and she had felt panic, fear, and desperation, this time was different. This time, she couldnât muster even a shred of the composure she had once managed to cling to.
Her fingers were entwined with his, the grip tight as if trying to anchor herself in a storm of fear that threatened to swallow her whole, bury her deeply, and suffocate her voice.
Evadne was terrified like never before.
The heavy, helpless feeling gnawed at her every moment, an unrelenting siege on her spirit.
In just a week, the once vibrant and proud Evadne had withered, resembling a faded lily, her skin pale and fragile, her form lost in the oversized hospital gown.
From dawn till dusk, Evadne would recount to Thaddeus their shared past, spanning from the age of eleven to eighteen, their marriage, divorce, and eventual reunion. Every vivid memory was laid bare, moments filled with laughter and tears, joy and sorrow.
Those memories, once painful to revisit, now seemed gentle and softened by time.
As long as he was part of those memories, everything was good.
Now, she didnât have the luxury to be picky.
âThaddeus, Chasel said thereâs something wrong with your brain. Iâm terrified... Iâm scared youâll wake up and not remember me,â Evadne whispered, tears streaming as she kissed his rough hands, locking her fingers with his.
In their more intimate moments, Thaddeus would tease her, saying she was like a delectable piece of apple pie, warm and inviting, making him want to savor every bite.
He would cover her skin with kisses, leaving her trembling, floating on a cloud of bliss before taking her to even greater heights.
Out in the world, such intimacy was rare, so he would settle for kissing her lips, or like now, her fingertips, her palms.
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ï¤Chapter 2371 Predatory Nature He adored her so much, those impulsive kisses were merely expressions of a love so profound, he didnât know how else to convey it.
His touch had become her solace.
Now, it was her turn to be the one who longed, who feared the loss, who felt the piercing pain of uncertainty.
It seemed fate was indeed fair.
Those who take happiness for granted are bound to face consequences.
âItâs okay, itâs okay. Even if you forget me, itâs okay.â
Evadneâs tears fell, soaking into his palmâs creases. âIf the cost of you surviving this ordeal is forgetting me... then I am willing to vanish from your memory, without regret.
As long as I can still watch over you for the rest of my life, I will be content.â
Thaddeus had said similar words countless times before.
Now it was Evadneâs turn, each word a sharp-edged stone grinding against her heart.
Could she truly be content?
Wasnât it merely a hollow comfort, when every effort had been exhausted, every path a dead end?
âPlease donât forget me. I beg you, donât forget me.â
Evadne could no longer deceive herself. She collapsed against his chest, her slender shoulders shaking uncontrollably, her sobs breaking the silence.
Awake for Love: My Coma Bridegroom ï¤Chapter 664
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