Todos los capítulos de Five Years of Marriage to Mr. Bradford: Capítulo 671 - Capítulo 680

The conversation about taking Josette abroad came up again, but Josette remained firm in her refusal—she couldn't bear to leave Rebecca behind.No matter how Rebecca explained that she would finish her undergraduate degree in the States before joining them, or how she insisted she was perfectly capable of living independently, Josette simply shook her head.Gabriel promised he would arrange everything so Rebecca would face no difficulties or dangers. Still, Josette refused.Eventually, both Kaitlyn and Gabriel accepted they wouldn't be able to change her mind. So, Gabriel made other plans. For days, he had been scouting properties around Soliaridge."We've found a house we like," he said. "We'll go see it tomorrow. If Grandma approves, we'll buy it immediately."Rebecca asked where it was. When Gabriel gave the address, she froze because it was the same villa he had bought in the original timeline. Now they were getting it ahead of schedule.When Josette heard it was an enormous

Only later did Rebecca learn she had slept for three full months. That was even longer than the time she had spent inside the dream.At first, her family had rushed her to the hospital in a panic. A month of tests revealed nothing abnormal, and she required no life support, so they brought her home.But she had remained on a nutrient drip. Kaitlyn, Josette, and a private nurse had taken turns massaging her limbs and turning her to prevent bedsores.Aside from being unconscious, she had been perfectly healthy, simply sleeping peacefully for months.She had even become something of a legend at the hospital. The nurses called her "Sleeping Beauty." When she returned for follow-up exams, word spread instantly: "The Sleeping Beauty woke up!"After the tests confirmed everything was normal, a nurse congratulated her and asked with a grin, "So, did a prince kiss you awake?"Rebecca could only laugh helplessly. There had been a boy in her dream, but he was no fairy-tale prince.Her fami

On the flight to Ireland, Rebecca's heart was wound tight.After the initial surge of excitement, unease crept in. Years had passed since Vance disappeared without a word.She had visited Ireland many times during that period, aside from the times she was asleep, yet she had never found the slightest trace of him."Anything on your mind?" Heather nudged her from the next seat."Huh?" Rebecca snapped back to reality."The flight attendants are serving meals," Heather reminded her."Sorry," Rebecca apologized to the attendant standing beside her. He took the menu, glanced at it, and handed it back. "A glass of water, please.""You look like you're carrying the weight of the world," Heather said with concern."Yeah," Rebecca admitted. "Let's talk about it when we land."At least this time, she had a specific address to go to. She wouldn't be searching aimlessly.After landing, the troupe checked into their accommodations. They had one rest day before rehearsals.Heather took th

Rebecca lived each day as if it might be her last.She transferred full authority over the dance troupe to Heather, recording detailed videos of every piece she had choreographed for Edinburgh—the full routines and close-ups of key movements.If she slipped away again, the troupe wouldn't be left scrambling.She met with a lawyer and drew up a formal will, disposing of her assets if she never woke up. Having already lost three months to sleep, she feared an even longer absence and refused to leave her loved ones unprepared.She deliberately slowed her pace. Aside from necessary rehearsals, she stopped rushing around and spent as much time as possible with Josette and Kaitlyn.The thought of disappearing and never seeing her grandmother's face again in this life was unbearable.The countdown had begun. It felt hauntingly familiar. She had done this once before—during the final days of her marriage to Vance.Back then, every painful day had a clear end date, and she had known she

Rebecca's hand instinctively clutched the muscles on his arm."He lost his legs," Gabriel whispered."I knew something was wrong," Rebecca said, then let out a strange little laugh. "The landlord said he was just having trouble walking.""It's indeed trouble, in a way." Gabriel struggled to get the words out."So, what exactly happened?" Rebecca clung to his arm, almost being dragged along as they walked.Gabriel had never sounded so hesitant. His voice dropped to nearly a whisper. "His legs are gone."She stopped walking."Becky, are you all right?" He shook her shoulders, worry etched across his face."Yeah, I'm fine." She looked up and forced a smile. "I just want to know what happened to him and where he is. That's all."Gabriel's heart twisted at her expression. He pulled her into a tight embrace. "Let's go home and talk about it, okay?"He had anticipated that she would eventually find out the truth and had prepared for various reactions from her, such as crying, lockin