Returning from the Dead: His Secret Lover

Chapter 1185 She Cried

“Ahem, ahem, ahem…”

A stabbing pain expanded from Sabrina’s chest, and agony was the only thing she felt the moment she woke up. She tried to cough, but that only made the pain even more intense.

“You’re awake. So, how do you feel? Are you fine?” someone asked her gently, but all she could do was cough in response. Seeing that, the man helped her up and let her lean against him.

Only then did Sabrina feel better. Eventually, she opened her eyes, and the first thing she said was, “Devin?”

“I’m here.” Devin nodded gently. He had a gentle personality to begin with, and seeing Sabrina’s injuries made him act gentler than he usually did.

Sabrina was still in a state of shock from the explosion, but his voice calmed her down. “We got out of that alive? Where are we?”

“Yes. We’re at the hospital. Sebastian’s coming over.”

Sebastian? She thought about her brother, who was staying at Oceanic Residence, and she shuddered in Devin’s arms.

The explosion back at Sheerwood residence might not have happened if she didn’t try to take the remote control. After all, before his death, Isaac told her she’d be fine if she stayed in the garage. It was the safest place for her at the time being.

He didn’t seem to be lying, so the only explanation was

to yell at me, isn’t he? He

at the thought of

checkup results from a while later wasn’t the person she had in mind. Instead,

“Why are you—”

him in the hospital. After that man came in, Devin looked at the papers he was holding and

don’t go anywhere. This motherload of an explosion terrorized the whole city. The

Sabrina, much to her

like that? Does he want to

brothers, but she treated them differently. Sabrina was scared of

butt. And she’d do it for no particular reason. Most probably because she

settle.”

so soon, but she realized what he wanted to do, so

name out loud, but she

later. “No. They’re gone right when that explosion happened. I’m going to deal with the

quiet. She stared at him dumbly, trying to say something, but she couldn’t. No matter what she did, not a