Chapter 375

Chapter 375:

Her blindness rendered artificial illumination unnecessary as she worked with practiced precision, trimming each stem with careful deliberation.

Stewart crouched beside her still form, his voice dropping to a conspiratorial whisper as he unveiled his carefully crafted scheme.

Myah absorbed his words in complete silence until suddenly, her hand slipped, severing a rose and slicing deep into her finger.

Crimson drops splattered across the pristine white petals, creating a scene of unsettling beauty.

𝖣𝗈𝘯’𝘁 𝘮𝘪𝘴s n𝗲𝘄 𝗿𝖾leа𝘀𝗲𝗌 𝗈𝗻 𝘨а𝘭ոo𝗏𝘦𝗹𝗌.сo𝗆

Delia rushed forward to tend to the bleeding wound with gentle efficiency.

“Delia, would you contact Gabriela for me?” Myah requested softly.

Gabriela received Delia’s urgent call and hastened over upon learning of Myah’s injury.

Though merely a finger wound, the cut had penetrated deeply, prompting Gabriela to insist on taking Myah to the hospital.

Myah’s resistance proved unyielding. “Gabriela, I refuse to set foot in that place. Allan entered the hospital and never emerged to see another dawn p>

The mention of Allan’s name pierced Gabriela’s heart with familiar anguish.

Allan had represented her sole anchor during those turbulent years of her past. Without his steadfast presence, Gabriela might never have survived those darkest nights.

Moments; he had lifted her from despair’s crushing depths. Though romantic love had never blossomed between them, he meant a lot to her. When death claimed him, her world crumbled into devastating ruins.

Drawing Myah into her protective embrace, Gabriela offered tender reassurance. “Don’t be afraid. I will never permit harm to touch you. I gave Allan my solemn word that I would cherish and protect you always p>

Myah wept extensively within Gabriela’s comforting arms.

Eventually, she guided Gabriela to a carefully preserved collection of Allan’s treasured possessions.

“These volumes held his deepest fascination, alongside his architectural sketches and cherished photographs p>

Gabriela examined each item with reverent attention, her fingers lingering on the collection of photographs.

The majority captured moments of Gabriela’s life, interspersed with precious group portraits featuring herself, Allan, and Myah together.

Gabriela had convinced herself that after so many passing years, even the return of her complete memories of Allan would not cause her the same grief she had experienced back then.

She repeatedly reminded herself of her responsibilities — caring for her precious child, Farley, and Myah, while managing countless demanding obligations. She could no longer afford the luxury of weakness that had consumed her five years earlier, when amnesia had provided escape from unbearable reality. Her efforts had achieved their intended success, freeing her from dwelling on anything connected to Allan.

Yet now, confronted by these photograph-preserved memories, tears began their silent descent down her cheeks.

Stewart observed from his position nearby, suddenly recognizing the despicable nature of his calculated plan.

He found himself compelled to intervene. “Gabriela, the hour grows late. Please allow me to escort you home safely p>

Gabriela nodded in agreement, carefully returning each precious item to its protective container.

A pristine white document slipped free and fluttered toward the floor.

Stewart’s heart lurched violently as he moved to intercept the falling paper.

Gabriela’s reflexes proved superior, her hand closing around the document first.

Bold lettering across the white paper’s header declared its contents — Body Donation Consent Form.