A Love Torn by Time novel Chapter 7

Chapter 7

Vince’s heart skipped a beat, but he quickly regained his composure. He furrowed his brows.

“A coincidence. The betrothal stands. We depart in five days. She wouldn’t leave now,

The doctor entered.

log. Do not seek me.‘

“Lord, Lady Seraphina left a message : ” *I journey south. May we both find joy.

The doctor’s voice felt like thunder in Vince’s ears.

Never before had he shown such emotion, but now, he staggered, almost unable to stay standing

your wishes be fulfilled, and may you live a long life.”

So that was what Seraphina’s farewell had meant-“May yo

A faint red flush spread across his face, and his lips trembled with suppressed emotion.

“No!”

How could Seraphina, the woman he had almost lost his life to save, die so easily?

The guard spoke with regret.

The messenger said they saw her carriage heading in this direction. They found a woman’s body… with her papers. The odds

Vince’s face went pale. His voice was calm, but his body trembled slightly.

Bring me my fastest horse.

Since his hand had been injured, he hadn’t ridden a horse

He always said he didn’t like it anymore.

But the truth was, he feared he could no longer ride as he once did–fearing that his hand might not even have the strength to hold the reins. But now, mounted on a horse, all he could think was how he wished he could go faster. Faster

Vince reached the edge of the cliff where the body was kept.

The body was covered in white cloth, and villagers gathered around, sighing in sorrow.

They cursed the mountain bandits for their cruelty, especially for killing a young wo

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Vince’s pain was so intense, it took all his strength to stay on the horse,

Seraphina had been right under his nose every day. How had he not noticed her leaving?

Dismounting, Vince walled toward the body, every step feeling as if he was falling into an endless abyss. Sweat beaded on his forehead.

1! this body beneath the white cloth was Seraphina’s, he would jump into the abyss with her. He had saved her so many times before, and he would save her again.

His trembling hand howered over the cloth for a long time before he finally pulled it away.

Underneath was a stranger’s fare.

The tension in his body evaporated, and he collapsed to the ground, laughing

It was a false alarm, and it felt strangely relieving.

But as he laughed, his nose stung