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Chapter 32: Territorial Confrontation–2

When I finally found his room, I gasped in horror. His face was swollen beyond recognition, purple bruises covering every inch of visible skin.

“Ethan, what happened to you?” I sobbed, my green–gold eyes filling with tears.

He didn’t answer. He just stared out the window, his expression one of utter despair.

“Who beat you? Did you call the police?” I choked out between sobs.

Still nothing. I kept crying, babbling about how worried I was, how we needed to

report this, how his mother needed to know.

“Could you just leave me alone?” he finally snapped, his voice hoarse.

I wiped my tears, trying to compose myself. “I want to stay and take care of you.”

“No need,” he rejected coldly. “I hired a nurse. You go.“.

His dismissal hurt, but I could see something was deeply wrong. This wasn’t just

about physical pain. Something had broken inside him.

(Ethan’s POV)

I didn’t want to see Cassandra. Not now. Not when all I could think about was Olivia.

Ever since she left, I’d been haunted by thoughts of her day and night. The irony was painful–only after losing her did I realize who I truly loved.

I recalled how cruelly I had rejected her before.

“I will never marry you,” I had told her coldly.

What if I offered marriage now? Would she come back? Would she be willing to be

Mrs. Grey?

A glimmer of hope flickered in my eyes amid the darkness of my hospital room.

I would win her back. I had to.

(Olivia’s POV)

I sat across from Connor at my small dining table, the thermal container between us.

When I opened it, a rich aroma wafted out that made my mouth water instantly.

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“Wow, it smells amazing,” I said, inhaling deeply.

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Inside were braised ribs and winter melon soup, both looking perfectly prepared. My amber eyes widened with surprise and joy.

“How did you know I love these?” I asked, looking up at him.

kicked him flying.”

“No, no, of course not,” I quickly denied.

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