บททั้งหมดของ Ex-Mate Wants Me Back: บทที่ 301 - บทที่ 310

Third Person's POVThe question that suddenly surfaced in her mind caught her off guard.Her eyelids trembled slightly as she quickly pulled her gaze away from Mortimer, forcing herself to suppress the faint stir in her heart."Velda, I'll head back."Velda didn't get the answer she was hoping for from Seraphina.She wanted to ask more, but she didn't want to put Seraphina on the spot. So she pursed her lips and let it go.She thought that although Mortimer hoped Luna Seraphina would give him a chance, he would never want to use the fact that he had saved her life to pressure her into staying by his side.Thinking of that, Velda felt a little guilty for what she had just said."Luna Seraphina, I'm sorry. I shouldn't have pressured you like that."Her eyes turned red. "Please don't take my words to heart. If Mortimer finds out, he'll scold me again."Seraphina gave her a reassuring smile and patted her shoulder. "It's fine. Whatever happens, we'll talk about it after he wakes up."Veld

Third Person's POV"Sorry we took so long to bring you the truth," Sean said to Caldwell."Your father's service and sacrifices will never be forgotten."He held Caldwell's gaze for a moment longer than necessary, his eyes heavy with unspeakable guilt. Then he turned and left.Caldwell stood rooted to the spot, his mind a total blank.He didn't know what he was supposed to say or how he was supposed to react. The beast that had howled with hatred inside him for more than two decades now felt hollowed out, its spine snapped, its fury lost in a bewildered silence.He stood there in a daze for what felt like an eternity before finally raising his eyes to Seraphina.His eyes were bloodshot, his wolf pupils shimmering erratically.He tried to smile—his lips twitched, his jaw worked—but his facial muscles refused to obey. They simply wouldn't move."I..."The words died in his throat.Seraphina had on

Third Person's POV"When did Mortimer wake up? Why didn't you mention it before?" Trista asked.She was just as shocked when she saw the trending topic.Throughout the past few months, Seraphina had never once mentioned Mortimer in front of anyone.It was as if, with the mating bond severed, they had been nothing but strangers.And technically, that was how it was supposed to be. Former mates went their separate ways, no ties, no contact. But Mortimer had ended up like this because he'd saved Seraphina.So Trista was sure Seraphina wasn't as indifferent as she appeared.Her application to that German neurosurgery institute was proof enough.She'd done it for one reason only: to find a way to wake Mortimer up.Trista's words snapped Seraphina out of her daze."I just found out," she answered, her throat dry, as she pointed at the trending news on her phone.Trista blinked in surprise, her gaze toward Seraphi

Third Person's POVSeraphina stared at the line of text for a long time before finally pulling her gaze away.With trembling hands, she closed the file and handed it back to Richard."Thank you, Richard."Richard looked at her pale face and sighed. "The fact that Mortimer was able to wake up is already a miracle. As long as he's alive, nothing else matters."Seraphina nodded, forcing herself to keep her emotions in check before saying goodbye to him.It wasn't until she walked out of the Iceblade Healing Center that the tears she had been holding back finally fell.During that time, Seraphina never saw Mortimer again. She heard that he had been discharged and hired a professional therapist to help him recover.And Elias was still at the helm of the Craig Group.It wasn't until the day before she was leaving for Germany that Seraphina returned to the packhouse."Luna Seraphina!"The servants at the packhouse

Third Person's POVSeraphina knew he didn't want her to know, so she pretended she knew nothing.And just like that, she left the country without looking back.In fact, she had already suspected that something had happened to Mortimer the day she left.Even then, she remained completely indifferent, never bothering to ask what had happened.Later, it was her father, Garfield, who learned from Richard that Mortimer's intracranial pressure had suddenly skyrocketed that day and that he'd nearly died.Seraphina couldn't bear to think back on how she'd felt when she heard the news.A suffocating pain had gripped her, as though an invisible hand were squeezing her heart while closing off her throat. Her mate bond tightened painfully, leaving her writhing in agony.For a moment, she wanted nothing more than to rush back and tell Mortimer, "It doesn't matter if you can't see. You're alive—that's all that matters."But in t