All Chapters of The Phoenix Bride Rises: Trust Was Her First Mistake : Chapter 141 - Chapter 150

The fourth day began under a low ceiling of gray clouds that seemed to press against the hospital roof. In the private monitoring room of Fleming House of Hope, the air was filled with unspoken calculations. Every second that passed was another step toward, or away from, Arla-Rosa’s audacious promise to the world, “Within a week, she will awaken.”The drone cameras, always hovering, had already taken their morning sweep through the ward. Millions watched as the feed shifted from quiet corridors to the white-curtained enclosure that had become a familiar sight on screens across the globe. Amelia Grace lay as she had for years, pale, still, untouched by the world’s noise, yet now, she was no longer just a patient. She was the measure of Arla-Rosa’s skill, the pivot point of a wager made not in whispers but on a global stage.In the monitoring room, Dr. Harllow rubbed his temple as he stared at the live feed. Beside him, the head nurse scrolled through a swelling tide of public commentar

Arla-Rosa's brilliance did not dim, instead, it shone even brighter each day. Her manual theta entrainment still made many reel in shock. Despite the word's initial disdain, many were left awestruck.Across the globe, living rooms, offices, and hospitals fell silent, all eyes fixed on the unfolding miracle. Social media feeds exploded in real time, hashtags forming instantly: #Awakening, #ArlaRosaMiracle, #AmeliaGraceAlive. Some typed in disbelief, others in awe, but almost everyone paused long enough to witness the first intentional breath, the first deliberate hand movement of a child who had been lost to the world for ten years.At the International Monitoring Center in Geneva, the IMSAEB director slammed his fist onto the polished conference table. His carefully constructed air of authority trembled as his assistants replayed the stream in slow motion. “She… did this alone,” one whispered, their voice tinged with awe and frustration. Another muttered, “The infusion, the acupunctur

The first rays of dawn spilled across Fleming House of Hope, reflecting in the polished glass of the ward where Amelia Grace lay. Duke Fleming walked beside Arla-Rosa as they entered, his hand brushing lightly against hers, not out of need, but as a quiet affirmation. The cameras hovered, broadcasting every step, every measured breath. “Today,” the Duke said softly, voice carrying both determination and awe, “we see the promise fulfilled. I stand with you, as always.”Arla-Rosa nodded, her expression calm, focused. She had been here since the first tentative stirrings of consciousness, yet each day brought new challenges. Today was the culmination, the final integration of mind, body, and spirit.Amelia lay awake, or as close as she could be, eyes blinking with slow, deliberate focus. Her small hands curled around the blanket, but the micro-twitches of her fingers had become movements of intent. The EEG traces shimmered with rhythmic coherence, indicating that the brain’s networks we

The seventh day at IMSAEB dawned with a hushed expectancy. Outside the medical wing, news vans lined the streets like sentinels, and thousands of viewers remained glued to livestreams. Inside, the final treatment session was underway.Arla-Rosa’s hands hovered above Amelia Grace’s frail frame, her touch delicate, movements precise. A faint glow shimmered at her fingertips, the kind of subtle warmth only the most skilled eyes could notice. Monitors ticked steadily; physicians who had once doubted her now stood back in reverent silence.“Her vitals are stabilizing… my God, they’re normalizing,” one senior doctor whispered, scarcely believing his own eyes. The girl’s mother, once hollow with despair, now clasped her daughter’s hand as color returned to Amelia Grace’s cheeks. The child opened her eyes fully for the first time in years, lips trembling with the effort of a word.“Mom…”The sound broke the silence like dawn shattering night. Sobs echoed through the room. Nurses wept openly.

The world was still reverberating with the shock of Amelia Grace’s miraculous recovery. Newspapers screamed headlines about “The Miracle of Duke Fleming’s Duchess”, and every major network replayed the footage of Arla-Rosa’s serene, unflinching composure as she led Amelia through her final treatment. At only twenty-five, she had cemented herself as a legend.On the same day, IMSAEB higher-ups convened in a closed-door meeting. Some voices praised her genius, others whispered uneasily. One fact stood out above all, Arla-Rosa was the sole closed-door disciple of Ye Tianlong, the very man they had scorned twenty-five years ago. His methods, dismissed as primitive, were now the foundation of a medical revolution shaking the world.Reginald Caldrick, the current director, sat pale and livid. Every article, every broadcast, every accolade for Arla-Rosa was a slap that echoed across his decades-long career. Worse still, murmurs within the Board questioned if he had truly been the rightful d