Dying On Our Wedding Week He Saved Her Instead Novels & Stories

At the center stood my wife and the hospital director. "Dr. Harper, thank you so much. We've waited so long for a chance like this." "Exactly. Who would've thought that after losing her own child, she'd still be willing to do something so selfless? She's practically a saint." Grace accepted their gratitude with a modest expression, while the director beamed with pride and loudly praised the hospital's compassion and dedication to saving lives. The instant Grace saw me, her expression changed. "What are you doing here? Are you still trying to stop me?"

She turned her fury on me, demanding: "What exactly do you want?! Does she owe you something? You walked out without a word on your wedding day, and now you come back just to put her in a hospital bed! Can't you just let her go?!" I didn't talk back. I just lowered my head and took it in silence. I hadn't explained why I left that wedding because there was no need to. But today, she truly did save my life. Just as Diana's mother was about to say something else, a hoarse voice called out from the bed: "Nathan." Her family immediately crowded around her, but Diana's gaze remained locked

Due to the earthquake, I found myself trapped under some rubble. Trapped elsewhere was Wendy Smith. She was my husband, Steven Hough's first love. One of my arms was pinned beneath the debris and had already lost all sensation. Worse yet, I could feel a faint ache in my abdomen. The footsteps of the rescue team could be heard approaching. Just like in my previous life, I heard the voice of my husband's colleague, Reuben Landolf. "Steven, your wife's GPS signal is coming from here!"

I had to sit in an ambulance and beg my dad to send money to save our lives. "And what was my wife doing? She was at a karaoke bar with her friend, singing 'True Friend.' Every single night, I dream of Elliot violently coughing up blood. If we hadn't wasted time trying to break through that door, the doctors could have saved him." The accusatory glare in Daphne's eyes shattered, replaced by a violent tremor of pure horror and grief. She reached out, trying to steady me.

“Please wake up. That medal is already yours. All you need to do is play and win. Talon…” She cried for a long moment, holding his body tightly and regretting the fact that she hadn’t trusted him tonight. If she hadn’t assumed he was trying to ruin their wedding and had listened to him, he would still be alive. Her heart cracked open. Her eyes were swollen. Her face was red. His blood had stained the blood-red sundress she was wearing. “It’s okay, Zevara,” Granny Daisy whispered, gripping her shoulders. “Don’t forget your promises to him. You promised you wouldn’t mourn him for too long.”

The wedding venue erupted into chaos. "Is Emilia out of her mind? The man's already dead, and she still went to dig him up? That's straight out of a horror movie." "She practically beat Elliot to a pulp every single day he was alive. What, is she planning to keep swinging at him now that he's dead?" "Wait, did that guy just say he actually died? What does that mean? Was he still alive when they put him under?" The sudden turn of events sent the guests into a frenzy.

I felt so special in his eyes. “What happened?” Syl asks softly. She sucks in her bottom lip, already knowing this is going to be a sad story. “He died about five months ago. He was helping track down my sister, Emmy, who was kidnapped by the leader of The Underground. He sacrificed his life for… someone else.” I hesitate, not wanting her to know it was Asher- Alpha Asher- that he died saving. “Oh, Saph. That’s horrible. So, he was your fated mate? I don’t know how you’re still standing,” she says.

If she had died, he couldn't even imagine what he would have done. He shuddered slightly, turning his head briefly to view his mate sleeping in the passenger seat of the Jeep before turning into their driveway. She blinked as he carefully lifted her up, her drowsy blue eyes smiling up at him as she put her arms around his neck. As he looked into her eyes, his breath came to a halt in his chest. Her near-death experience had somehow made him fall deeper in love with her. She went there to save him. She had been trying to save him from the beginning. He was a fool to realise it later.

“You can search the news from the day you ran from the wedding. My marriage to Sean made the front page. You'll see our wedding photos too. Have a look for yourself. “And if you still don’t believe it, I can show you our marriage certificate.” The moment he heard the words 'marriage certificate', Zach collapsed onto the ground. His eyes turned red as though I were the one who had betrayed him.

“She had no chance of survival as we couldn’t afford it, but because of you… your deposit, the fundraising gala you organised for her, you gave her that chance. You didn’t even know us yet you saved her life.” I remembered the girl. Her name had been Daisy. Her eyes were so tired, but she smiled when I held her hand. “She’s alive today because of you,” he said. “So when I saw you being kidnapped by my roadside kiosk on your wedding day, I knew I had to help. I pretended to join them after one of the boss’s men got eliminated. I waited for the right time to pull you out.” I stared at him. “You risked your life… for me?”