บททั้งหมดของ MY LOVE IS NOT BLIND: บทที่ 101 - บทที่ 110

“Let’s go home, Max. The sooner, the better!”Gia threw herself onto the back seat and rubbed her temples as a sudden headache set in. She had resolved not to take their words to heart, but those sly and unkind remarks still echoed in her mind.Since her wedding day with Raven, Gia had imagined moments like this would come. There would always be people pointing fingers and making cruel accusations. She had steeled herself, yet it still hurt.Gia reached for the phone in her bag, debating whether to call Raven, but she decided against it. He already had too much on his mind with the trial; she didn’t want to add to his burdens.“Are you alright, Mrs. Lindgren?” Max asked, glancing at her through the rearview mirror. He had heard Gia sigh heavily at least fiv

Gia woke up, and fear gripped her heart as the scent of disinfectant once again assaulted her senses. She feared her nightmare had become a reality.Slowly, she sat up; tears welled in her eyes as she saw the man curled up and sleeping soundly on the sofa beside her. It was Max.Seeing Max there meant only one thing: everything that happened at Schwechat Airport was real—it wasn’t just a bad dream as she had hoped. Raven would never allow another man in her room if everything had been fine.Gia closed her eyes, trying to process the painful memories. Every word Max had told her was accurate. She glanced down at her body, still clad in the red dress. So it happened...“Raven...”Even in her mind, she co

Gia had seen medical equipment and life-support devices attached to patients thousands of times. Thousands! But seeing Raven lying there with his eyes closed, surrounded by the entanglement of tubes and wires, stole every breath from Gia’s lungs, replacing it with the piercing sensation of thorns.Every breath Gia took sent a stabbing pain down her throat. The tears she had been holding back cascaded uncontrollably, soaking her hands.Gia raised a hand to cover her mouth, muffling the painful cries that threatened to echo through the silent hallway. Her other hand touched the glass wall separating her from Raven. She knew full well that during a critical condition like this, no family members were allowed to approach."Rave... open your eyes, please..." she pleaded

Gia exited the car, stretching her legs briefly before walking forward. The journey from Vienna to Hallstatt had taken over three hours, leaving her back and legs aching.Her dark blonde hair swayed as her head turned quickly, her eyes immediately catching the breathtaking sights around her. Once again, Gia stood in a place that stole her breath away. Hallstatt was like another fragment of a fairy tale come to life. The scenery here made her understand why Raven and Ranallo had invested so much money, hoping their resort project would succeed.The small town was nestled beside a lake and surrounded by mountains cloaked in eternal snow. It bore a slight resemblance to Lofoten, but instead of the deep blue of the sea, Hallstatt’s lake reflected a dominant green hue. That green harmonized perfectly with the reds and yellows of autumn leaves. A veil of mist d

“I think it’s safe to say that it's all done. All your wounds have closed. Perhaps later, you might need a little consultation with a physiotherapist...”As soon as the word “physiotherapist” was mentioned, Gia and Raven unconsciously exchanged glances—despite the considerable distance between them—and shared an amused smile. Oblivious to Raven’s slight movements, the doctor continued his explanation, though Gia thought bringing it up at that moment was unnecessary."...The injury to your collarbone will affect the movement in your left arm. But other than that, there’s nothing else. The wound on your abdomen won’t significantly impact your daily activities once it heals. I just—"“Does this have to be now?! I need to talk to my wife!"