NovelAppChapter 372 Mack stood up and walked towards the window. I had no clue what he was up to, so I cautiously edged closer to the person on the bed. As I got closer, I realized that not only was she stunning, but she also bore a striking resemblance to me.
My folks are gone now, otherwise, I would've definitely grilled them about possibly having another daughter. While I was lost in thought, I glanced at the nameplate by the bedside: Judie Sears, twenty-eight years old. [Hello Judie, I'm Felicia Hudson!] I greeted her silently, heart to heart, as I looked at the woman on the bed.
"You can cback now," Mack's voice broke the silence. He had called the nurse.
Soon after, the nurse returned, and I left the room with him.
Mack was silent, and so was I. After a while, he finally spoke, "The doctor said there's no chance of recovery. Her family has given up." Search The Findwebsite on Gøøgle to access chapters of early and in the highest quality.
Follow on NovᴇlEnglish.nᴇt"You don't want to give up, do you?" I asked, following his lead.
Mack slowed his pace, different from before, and whispered, "But aren't there supposed to be miracles?" Miracles do happen, they're all over TV shows, and even in real life, but they're rare, even rarer than winning the lottery.
Walking side by side, I said, "I remember you mentioned it's been a year, right?" "Almost two," Mack's voice was barely audible.
That long... If there were to be a miracle, it would've happened by now.
Judie's family giving up pretty much confirmed there was no hope left.
"You could try talking to her family," I said encouragingly, understanding his heart.
Mack looked down, "I tried. Her family wanted to give up last week. I asked for more time. They gavea week, now we're down to three days." I understood then. As tdwindled, and with Judie not waking up, he was scared.
"Do you not want to give up because you don't let go? Or because y also to live with the tried to gauge his th Mack swallowed hard, "Even if she wakes up, I'd still owe her." The moment Judie saved him, even if she had been unscathed, he owed her.
It wasn't guilt then; it was because he couldn't let go.
"But you can't convince her family. You feel powerless, right?" I grasped his helplessness. Mack's pace slowed even more, "I'm not anyone to her, I don't have the right to decide." "I don't even have the right to protect her," Mack murmured.
Seeing his dejection, I hesitated for a few monds before speaking, "Mack, are you in love with your mentor?" He looked up at me, shock and turmoil in his eyes. Without saying a word, his reaction said it all.
I didn't know the story between him and Judie, but the current situation was inevitably tragic.
Follow on Novᴇl-Onlinᴇ.cᴏmSomehow, I felt even more sympathetic towards him, yet I couldn't offer comfort.
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Mack said nothing more, silently escortingback to the ward.
"Felicia, thank you," Mack handedsfruit and expressed his gratitude.
I knew what he was thankingfor, nodding slightly, "Mack, look ahead." He hummed in acknowledgment and turned to leave.
I stood there, watching his retreating figure until he disappeared around the corner, still not moving.
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