Buried in the Avalanche Our Love Expired novel Chapter 427

Chapter 427 Unsaid Words

Was he blaming her?

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The man who once carried himself with confidence and pride had become like this because he saved her. Now even walking or bending over was difficult for him. He had every reason to resent her.

He must regret saving her.

Otherwise, why didn’t he show any emotion when he saw her just now? Why did he just turn back around?

Nella didn’t know how long she stood outside watching him.

She waited until the man inside ran out of strength. His arms gave out, and his whole body slumped heavily against the workout machine.

“Alfred!”

She hurried inside and pushed open the door to the rehab room.

Hearing the noise at the door, the man turned his face toward her.

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Nella saw his chest heaving up and down from the hard training. Those sharp, dark eyes that used to be so piercing were now covered by a thin, blurry mist.

Her chest felt as if it had been pierced by needles. “Al… ”

‘Nella?”

Behind her, she heard Camelia’s surprised and nervous voice.

The man leaning on the machine stiffened. Finally, as if giving in to fate, he slowly closed his eyes.

‘Nella, why are you here?”

Camelia put down what he was holding, walked over to Nella, and then looked at Alfred with concern.

I… I came to see your brother,” Nella answered in a low voice.

She looked over at Alfred. After hesitating for a few seconds, she walked toward him.

Alfred lowered his eyes and didn’t look at her, as if he were avoiding her.

Nella moved her dry lips and spoke, “I saw on the news that you woke up, so I came to see you.”

Alfred’s hand unconsciously grabbed the handle of the equipment. After a long moment, he finally smiled.

“I know you’re very busy, so I didn’t let them disturb you.”

Nella’s eyes stung slightly. She instinctively turned her head away.

Seeing this, the rehabilitation therapist found an excuse and left.

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Chapter 427 Unsaid Words

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“Can we talk?” Nella asked him.

Alfred’s body stiffened inch by inch. After a long time, she heard him respond in a low voice, “Okay.”

Outside the rehabilitation room was a large park.

Alfred sat silently in his wheelchair while Nella pushed him from behind.

“Nella,” Alfred suddenly called her name.

Nella stopped.

“Saving you was my own choice. You don’t need to feel burdened by it,” Alfred said in a hoarse voice.

Nella didn’t answer. She only tightened her grip on the wheelchair handles without realizing it.

“Do you remember what I said to you when we were buried under the rubble?” Nella asked, her voice trembling.

At the same time, she felt the man sitting in the wheelchair grow even stiffer.

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