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Chapter 76 – You Lied

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Chapter 76 – You Lied,

Selene’s POV

The beeping from the monitors changes gradually. What had once been a frantic chorus of high-pitched alarms now softens into a gentle rhythm, like the steady beat of a lullaby. I barely breathe as I glance over at the heart rate monitor, watching the numbers stabilize, one after the other. Eira’s body, once trembling and unsteady, begins to settle. Her chest rises and falls with more ease. The doctors who had been tense and whispering among themselves suddenly grow quiet, their attention fixed on the patient with wide, almost disbelieving eyes.

One of them finally speaks. His voice is low but laced with awe. “Her vitals are improving. It’s too soon to say for sure, but if this keeps up, she could regain consciousness sometime today.”

A murmur spreads across the room. Nurses exchange looks. No one expected this. Not after the condition she was in just a short while ago. But I did. I had to believe that reaching out to her heart would do more than the
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