All Chapters of Rejected By My Husband: Cherished By My Three Brothers : Chapter 101 - Chapter 103

Serena's POVDamian dragged me out of the room and we ran until the air burned in my chest and the sound of gunfire faded into echoes behind us. We were sucked into the narrow, damp tunnel, whose walls felt cold against my skin. Water dripped from the ceiling in slow drops that sounded too loud in the dark. Damian kept one hand on my wrist, pulling me forward, his grip was strong but shaking all at the same time.We slowed down when the tunnel bent hard to the left and the darkness grew thicker. He pressed me gently behind a rusted pipe, then leaned out to listen. I could hear the rough pull of each breath as his chest went up and down quickly. Finally, he looked at me. His eyes were sharp with fear and something else I couldn't put my finger on.“Stay quiet,” he whispered, his voice low and tight. I nodded, my throat too dry to speak. My heart hammered against my ribs like it wanted to get out. The smell of metal and damp stone filled my nose.We waited, counting every second by the

Serena's POVThere was something wrong with the sound that came from Damian's chest.It was not the steady rise and fall I had been hoping for. Instead, there was a thin, broken rattle that made my hands move before my mind could catch up. I leaned over him, pressing my hand on his shoulder, shaking him once, then again, harder this time. I felt scared so quickly that my breath got stuck in my throat. His skin felt colder than it should have.“Doctor,” I called out, my voice cracked as it echoed down the hall. My fingers fumbled for the call button beside the bed, pressing it again and again until the plastic broke under my grip. “Please, someone help him.” The machines around him beeped unevenly, the sound sharp and cruel in the quiet room.Footsteps rushed toward us, hurried and heavy. A nurse came in first, her face already tight with stress followed by two doctors in white coats. They moved around Damian with quick, trained hands, lifting the sheet, checking his pulse, calling ou