Divorced CEO's Forgotten Wife Strikes Back (Riley and Bryce) novel Chapter 387

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Chapter 387 Pure Lovesick Insanity

He said, “Thomas, between her and me, there has never been any such thing as being even. The one who has always saved me is her.”

Thomas frowned. “What are you talking about?”

Sebastian lowered his eyes slightly. “My life was given to me by her. Even if I give it all back to her, it is nothing.”

“You-” Thomas stared at him, speechless. They always said that once someone from the Torres family fell in love, they went completely mad.

Sebastian’s father had been like that, and now Sebastian was no different.

This was pure lovesick insanity. How had he never realized Sebastian was this far gone?

“If you are willing to give up your life for her,” Thomas said irritably, “then why did you avoid Riley every time she tried to see you?”

Sebastian narrowed his eyes. “Felix told you?”

“Do not blame him,” Thomas replied. “He let it slip by accident. You are already doing all of this for Riley. So why refuse to sel06

At that point, Thomas was so angry he did not even know what to say anymore.

He genuinely wanted to crack Sebastian’s skull open and see what was going on inside his head.

“Thomas,” Sebastian said suddenly, fixing him with a steady gaze, “this is between Riley and me. Stay out of it.”

Thomas‘ pupils tightened. He knew very well that Sebastian was not asking. He was warning him.

But could he really stand by and do nothing while Sebastian dragged his broken body into a stem cell donation?

“Fine,” Thomas said coldly, turning to leave. “I get it.”

No matter what, he was going to see Riley and find out exactly

how she felt about Sebastian now.

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After Samuel left for Russia, the people who visited Riley most often were Lara and Benedict.

Benedict smiled and took out a ruby necklace, handing it to Riley.

“When you were unconscious, I had this necklace

authenticated,” he said. “It is indeed the one Bianca used to wear as a member of the Lincoln family. It was damaged slightly in the fire, so it needed some restoration. I had it repaired and cared for before bringing it back to you.”

Riley accepted the necklace. Looking at it felt like looking at her mother herself.

After Benedict left, Riley sat there for a long time, staring at the ruby necklace. It was not until night fell that she finally closed the jewelry box and placed it on the bedside table.

Later that evening, after washing up, she stepped out of the bathroom and was startled to see an unfamiliar figure sitting beside her hospital bed.

It was Thomas.

bedside table, studying the ruby necklace inside with a focused expression.

“Dr. Monroe,” Riley said, “is there a reason you’re here so late at night?”

Thomas looked up sharply at her. “This necklace belongs to you?”