The Unwavering Heart That Broke (Nathalie and Lance) novel Chapter 670

Chapter 670

“Hey, don’t be sad.”

Watching her face drain of color, seeing her look so fragile and devastated, Elara snapped fully awake and rushed to comfort her. “You’ve just started detoxifying. It’s only a matter of time before you’re fully healed.”

Nathalie forced a small smile. She grabbed her phone and typed. The electronic voice spoke out “Thank you. I’ll adjust my mindset.”

Even though the voice was robotic, Elara could somehow hear the deep sorrow laced within it

It twisted Elara’s heart, especially seeing such a stunning face marred by heartbreak. It made her feel incredibly uneasy.

“I am going to cure you, I swear!”

Elara grabbed her hands, looking at her with absolute solemnity.

Nathalie looked back in surprise. Seeing the unwavering conviction in her eyes, she felt genuinely moved.

She nodded and offered Elara a genuine smile.

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The group packed up and headed straight to the airport.

Three hours later, the plane touched down, and they made their way directly back to the hospital.

Bagot practically kicked the hospital room door open, bursting with excitement. “Lance, we brought Dr. Lane back!”

Aaron had been in the middle of giving Lance a work report. Bagot’s sudden entrance instantly shattered the quiet atmosphere of the room.

Behind him came Nathalie and Elara, with Nicol bringing up the rear.

“Mrs. Adams,” Aaron greeted Nathalie with a polite smile.

Nathalie nodded back at him.

The white bandages still covered Lance’s eyes. He turned his head toward the door, orienting himself toward the sound, and spoke in a deep, gentle tone, “Nathalie.”

Bagot’s eager expression froze instantly.

He thought Lance would acknowledge him first!

Fine!

Wife over everything, huh?

Tch, the brotherhood was dead!

Nicol couldn’t help but laugh. He slung an arm around Bagot’s shoulders and said, “Look at you, still

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zero situational awareness. Come on, let’s take a walk outside. We’ll come back later.”

Then he looked at Aaron. “You too. Out.”

Aaron sighed helplessly but nodded, following them out of the room.

Elara stood there, completely lost for a moment. She blinked and asked, “Didn’t you bring me here to see a patient? Why is everyone leaving?”

Bagot grabbed her arm and pulled her along. “The specialists are still here. Go discuss the case with them and see if there’s an effective treatment plan.”

Elara stumbled. “Wait, hold on… I haven’t even…”

“There’s no rush, let’s go.”

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The lively hospital room went pin-drop silent in an instant.

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