Ran Away Pregnant Came Back Alpha Heiress (Amelia and Damien) novel Chapter 282

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**Night Whispers Forgotten Names – Colin Shah 282**
**Chapter 282**

**Amelia’s POV**

As I slowly blinked my eyes open, I found myself gazing up at the sterile ceiling of what seemed to be an examination room in a hospital. The bright overhead lights cast a harsh glow, illuminating the stark white walls and the clinical equipment scattered around. Sitting up in the narrow bed, I took a moment to survey my surroundings. Oddly enough, I didn’t feel like a patient. There were no IV tubes snaking into my arms, nor any wires tethering me to a heart monitor that would beep incessantly, reminding me of my vulnerability.

Yet, a nagging question lingered in my mind: how on earth did I end up here?

The last thing I could clearly recall was Dr. Wyatt attending to Stacy, her brow furrowed in concentration, and then they both had to leave the room. After that, I had been tidying up the space, organizing the clutter, and then… nothing. Just a blank void where my memories should have been.

I swung my legs over the edge of the examination bed, my feet touching the cool floor. A slight wobble in my knees reminded me that I hadn’t quite regained my full strength. Still, I felt surprisingly alright, considering the disorientation that clouded my thoughts.

What a peculiar situation! Had I inadvertently settled down for a nap? It seemed so out of character for me to doze off in the middle of a workday, especially with the responsibilities weighing heavily on my shoulders.

As I continued to wrestle with the fragments of my memory, the door creaked open, and in walked Dr. Wyatt, her expression a mixture of concern and relief.

“D-Dr. Wyatt, I’m awake!” I exclaimed, the words tumbling out before I could stop them. Instantly, I regretted my enthusiastic tone, realizing it might imply I had been slacking off more than I intended to admit.

To my surprise, she didn’t appear angry or disappointed. Instead, she regarded me with a sympathetic gaze, her eyes softening.

“It’s alright, Annette. I know today has been particularly challenging for you. Why don’t you go ahead and head home early?” she suggested gently, her voice laced with understanding.