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Shattered Illusions Love Lies and Redemption (Lizetta and Remington) novel Chapter 778

What's all this lovey-dovey business?

Lizetta turned her head to glare at Remington, who looked down at her with a tender, affectionate gaze. He gently stroked her hair before leaning in to whisper in her ear.

"Your brother just woke up, and the doctor advised against stressing him out. Are you sure you want to tell him about our divorce now?"

He spoke swiftly, planting a soft kiss amidst her locks before turning his gaze back to Thaddeus.

Lizetta stiffened slightly, her nervous eyes fixed on Thaddeus.

Yet, the look in Thaddeus's eyes slowly filled with a relieved and joyful smile. He struggled to open his mouth, saying in a hoarse, barely discernible voice, "Good, happy."

It had been over two years since he last spoke, his voice strained and difficult to understand, but he managed to squeeze out a few words with all his might.

But Lizetta understood, she read the emotion in Thaddeus's eyes.

He was saying that waking up to see her and Remington getting along made him very happy.

Lizetta knew Thaddeus had been worried about her, and seeing him like this, her nose tingled, eyes warming with tears.

At that moment, the feeling of having her caring, protective brother finally back felt suddenly real, no longer distant.

She quickly bent down to tightly grasp Thaddeus's hand, wiping away the tears at the corner of her eyes.

"Yeah, bro, I'm so happy you're awake. You've made it through this hurdle, from now on, it's all going to be blessings!"

Remington also leaned in with a smile, patting Lizetta on the shoulder.

"Let's have the doctor do another check-up first."

He had already pressed the call button, and the doctor arrived quickly.

Lizetta, with Remington's arm around her waist, was led away from the bedside as the doctor and nurses approached.

Stepping back, Lizetta felt the firm hand still on her waist and subtly stepped aside.

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