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From His Silent Bride to the Queen of Comebacks

Chapter 3 Chapter 3 Let Me Treat Your Wounds

Word Count: 764    |    Released on: 13/11/2025

out of the kitchen and froze when she saw Lydia c

kneeling beside her. "What

hurrying over, her face filled with w

helped raise Henry Lawson since he was a kid and was the onl

all smile she hoped would be

ofa, fetched a towel, and

king better care of yourself," she said softly. "Henry's been in a foul

her eyes but

inking of checking on him... maybe bring th

nod, but her mind w

k on his face earlier that day, Ly

hands and signed, "I w

. She simply rested a hand on Lydia

n twice by Henry, and then losing the puppy..

o her room, she collapsed

Lydia sat up wit

s bone dry, and she had a bad feelin

look for cold medicine

ide, and saw Henry walk

ticed the crutch. He only use

his might really be a chance t

up the first-aid kit an

moment, then raised

k kn

me

e through, co

eath, turned the doo

de, her eyes widened in sho

tted a leg lying on the floo

cking laug

and saw Henry wheeli

here?" His tone wa

in, she swallowed the nervous lump in he

thought your leg might be acting u

then silently turned the wheelchai

answer, leaving Lydia s

s gonna fix it?" His voice snap

f relief, then quickly f

on the bed, lifting his p

limits. Even Lydia, after almost a decade aro

her, no guard whatsoever. The scarred, v

clutched tight. Eyes stingi

m, but he never showed it. She hadn't realized

urt like hell

bled as she pulled out the medicine and bega

her pretty profile lit sof

he slight shake in her hand, made

ers sent a strange, unfamili

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From His Silent Bride to the Queen of Comebacks
From His Silent Bride to the Queen of Comebacks
“Lydia Abbott once loved Henry Lawson with everything she had. For ten years, she endured his cruelty, his silence, and the weight of a crime she didn't commit. After a tragic accident took his father's life and left him in a wheelchair, Lydia became the scapegoat-the daughter of a killer. He adopted her, only to torment her with relentless cruelty. Betrayed, imprisoned, and stripped of her child, Lydia nearly lost her life. When she reached her lowest point, all she received was his cold words: "You deserved it." But the truth always finds its way back. When the lies unravel and Henry finally sees what he destroyed, it's already too late. Lydia vanishes in an explosion that leaves only ashes behind. Five years later, she returns-not as his silent bride, but as a world-renowned scientist, powerful, untouchable, and breathtaking. She looks him in the eye and says with a smile, "Henry Lawson, everything you owed me, I'll take back-twice over." This time, she's not the one begging to stay. He is.”