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The Wife You Buried Is Back from Hell novel Chapter 1395

Chloe stopped at the corner of the hospital corridor.

Gian’s cold words echoed in her mind, and a bitter resentment flared within her.

But what bothered her more was the thought of leaving Gian and Kirsten alone.

Intimate moments like this were the perfect breeding ground for old flames to reignite.

She knew Kirsten wasn’t completely over Gian; the sharp retorts were just a shield for her broken heart.

And the way Gian looked at Kirsten was far beyond friendly concern—it was undeniable, deeply rooted love.

If they were left alone, Gian would easily clear up their misunderstandings the second she woke up.

Where would that leave Chloe? Her corporate maneuvering and her secret crush on Gian would be nothing but a humiliating joke.

Leaning against the cold wall, Chloe pulled out her phone, her mind racing.

She couldn't let them have a romantic reconciliation.

She recalled Kirsten casually mentioning her family.

Kirsten had said they treated her as a pawn for their own corporate gain and never cared about her feelings.

A wicked idea took root.

She scrolled through her contacts and found the emergency number Kirsten had listed on her Zenith onboarding forms. It was labeled: *Father*.

Taking a deep breath, she tapped the screen.

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Smoothing her clothes, she turned and walked out of the hospital.

She just had to wait for the Delaney family to crush whatever hope was left between the two of them.

Back in the ER, Kirsten had been transferred to a private room.

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Gian sat in the chair beside her bed, watching her sleep. The heavy stone in his chest finally vanished.

Her face was still pale, but a nurse had applied some lip balm, bringing a faint tint of color back to her mouth.

Her long lashes rested softly against her cheeks, hiding the fierce stubbornness she usually carried. In her sleep, she just looked beautifully vulnerable.

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