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CHAPTER 17: What Love Can Not Do Doesn't Exist.
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Samantha was discharged that evening, her body still aching but her spirit heavier than any painkiller could numb.As they stepped into the house, she let out a deep sigh. “It’s good to be home,” she murmured. “No place like home.”But the words felt hollow.Because even in the comfort of familiar walls, the sting of those nurses’ comments still clung to her skin like cold air. Their judgment echoed in her mind—about her generation, about their obsession with phones, about their disconnection from the real world.And worst of all… it wasn’t just noise.There was truth buried in it.I could’ve lost my life, she thought, eyes fixed on the floor. All because I couldn’t look up for one second. I could have waited until I got to school...Now, in her silence, she carried a new label—one of them. Another young person who let the world pass by while staring into a screen.She lowered herself into the parlor chair, her movements slow, her thoughts heavier still.“Yes, we’re finally home,” Glo
HER LOST BROTHER IS A BILLIONAIRE CHAPTER 17: What Love Can Not Do Doesn't Exist.
The doctor and the nurses quietly gathered their clipboards, files, and equipment, their movements purposeful but gentle. One by one, they stepped out of the room, letting the door close softly behind them.But just before leaving, the doctor turned and said, “Sir, could you please come with me to my office?”Nathan stood without hesitation and followed the doctor down the corridor. Once seated in the small, warmly lit office, the doctor leaned forward, removing his glasses and rubbing the bridge of his nose.“Your daughter,” he began, voice calm but serious, “is incredibly lucky.”Nathan swallowed, listening intently.“The speed of the car… if it had hit her directly, I doubt she’d be here now. I believe the driver made a last-second attempt to slow down—he must’ve done everything he could. And even though he took off after dropping her here, I think it was fear. He probably thought she was dead… but she wasn’t. She fainted from shock. So, apart from the little scratches on her body
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Samantha slowly opened her eyes.The ceiling above her was bright and plain.Machines nearby made soft humming sounds.The air smelled clean, but sharp, like medicine.Her head felt sore.For a moment, she didn’t know where she was.Then she turned her head.Her mother was sitting right beside her, holding Samantha’s hand tightly, like she was afraid to let go.Her father stood next to them, quiet, tense, his eyes fixed on Samantha’s face.The worry in their eyes made Samantha’s heart ache more than anything her body felt.As soon as they saw her awake, her mother let out a breath of relief.“Thank God,” she whispered, brushing a hand over Samantha’s forehead. “You’re awake.”A knock at the door broke the moment. The doctor and two nurses walk in. He gave her a warm, professional smile.“Good morning, Samantha,” the doctor said as the nurses adjusted her IV. “How are you feeling?”Samantha opened her mouth, but her voice was weak, barely more than a breath. “I’m… fine.”“You’re lucky
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It was just after 7:00 a.m. when Samantha stepped out of their small apartment, ready to head to school.As Samantha stepped outside and took a few steps from the door,She froze after she looked up. It was Mr. Vega again—the landlord —and he wasn’t alone.Beside him walked a tall, broad-shouldered man whose presence hit like a warning. His face was carved into a scowl, eyes unreadable, like someone used to settling things without too many words.She didn’t need explanations or a guess. She knew exactly why they were here.Rent.Consequences.Trouble—back again.Without thinking, Samantha darted back inside.“Mum!” she called in a hurry. “It’s the landlord! He’s on his way here—with someone.”Lillian looked up from the kitchen, where she stood in a simple t-shirt and leggings, holding a steaming cup of tea.“What?” she asked.Before Samantha could explain, the doorbell rang—sharp, impatient, almost angry.Lillian exchanged a glance with her daughter, then exhaled slowly.She walked t
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Samantha caught up with her friends quickly. They all left the campus together, the evening air gentle against their skin as they walked side by side.Softly, Samantha began to speak.She recounted everything—Daniel’s words, the wisdom wrapped in warning, the kindness that had surprised her.Her voice was steady, thoughtful. Not defensive.Her friends listened, quietly attentive.There were exchanged glances, the kind that said: we hear you, lover girl.But none of them interrupted.But as Samantha kept talking, with every sentence, they saw more than just a girl tangled in love.They saw someone trying to love wisely.When Samantha finished speaking, a gentle hush settled over them.Then Naomi looped her arm through Samantha’s, her voice soft but fierce.“If he’s the one you want,” she said, “then we’re with you."But if he ever makes you doubt your worth again, we’ll be the first to remind you who you are.”Tasha nodded slowly.“Love’s messy, Sam. But you’re not alone in the mess.”
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"Please, girls," Samantha said suddenly, her voice tight. "I need to see Daniel now."All three of her friends turned to her at once. "Who is Daniel?" they asked in near unison."Jake’s course coordinator—the one I told you about," she explained quickly. I promise I’ll be back soon. Please, let me go."Before they could stop her or ask more questions, she grabbed her bag and headed out. Tasha called after her, "Babe, be careful, we’ll be right here waiting—just don’t take forever with him!”Samantha offered a faint smile but didn’t say a word.She found Daniel already seated at the outdoor chair behind the Engineering Block."Hi, Dan," she said, trying to mask her nerves. "What’s up? You’re here already?"Daniel looked up, “Yes. Please, take a seat.”Samantha sat. She could tell this wasn’t going to be small talk.Daniel cleared his throat.“I saw you and Jake in one of the lecture rooms,” Daniel said softly, “It was raining. I didn’t mean to watch, or believe what I saw—but I did.
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