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Chapter 779

Chapter 124 : Who’s Your Boyfriend

When I first got to Marno, I wasn’t able to afford to live in the lap of luxury.

I kept a small apartment on the edge of the packland. The building was pretty beat up, the shingles slipping off and the siding had big chunks taken out of it.

Now, on a clinic salary, I could move to a nicer place, but I had grown fond of the neighborhood.

Despite Marno’s active trading business and tourist industry, its wealth wasn’t evenly distributed among the pack members. For example, most people that lived in this area of the packland were in a rough place financially. Life wasn’t easy for them, and thus, they weren’t exactly friendly to begin with.

At first, people in my building had given me the cold shoulder or even cursed for no reason under their breath as I walked by. However, they didn’t do anything to hurt me. After I’d ignored their harmless provocation for a while and helped one elderly with his rheumatic disorder, their attitude had changed 180 degrees.

Now, I knew they’d look out for me. After all, those were good people with rough shells.

I walked up the steps to my apartment and ran into one of my neighbors who was heading down.

“Heather, you’re home early today. Slow day at the clinic?”

“Honey, she’s a doctor,” my neighbor’s wife jumped in, poking her head out their door. “Call her Dr. Way! Oh, she shouldn’t be carrying those grocery bags. Too heavy for pregnant women. Honey, help her up the stairs with those!”

She stepped out into the hall, her own seven-month-old baby on her hip.

“Oh, right, Dr. Way,” the young husband took the groceries from me. “And, yes, let me help you.”

He walked me down the hall and set my groceries in front of my apartment door. “There you are, Dr. Heather Way!”

To make his wife happy, he raised his voice so that his wife could hear him “properly” pronounce my “full name”.

“You can call me Heather outside the clinic,” I said, smiling. “Thank you for the help.”

“No problem! Really, it should be us thanking you. You did cure our son. We had no idea he was sick… just thought he was throwing a tantrum and refusing to eat.” He sighed and shook his head.

“Well, if you want to carry my groceries more often, that could make up for it,” I suggested jokingly.

The young husband grinned and nodded. Then he frowned.

“Oh, by the way…”

“Yes?” I asked.

“You should be careful the next few days. Maybe even better to stay home. The trading season has started. A pretty, single young woman like you will attract a lot of unwanted attention from strangers.”

“Trading…” I muttered. He was referring to the slave trade that rolled through. “Thank you. I will keep that in mind.

After that, he left me alone in the hall.

and pulled the groceries inside. I chopped up all the veggies and threw them into a

I pressed my

“Anno hitho atem.”

A doorknob appeared.

I had to keep this room hidden so that random visitors wouldn’t know my secret. I had no interest in knowing what people would think of me if they knew I’d

he was dead. Until that one night, the bear almost attacked him. He bled and I felt the slightest breathing from

promised myself I would never give up on him. The spell I’d used was helping him heal. Maybe he hadn’t been fully

healing chant. Then, I’d pray to the Moon Goddess that he’d come back to

not fully

was making steady

stronger, too. I could feel it now. Before… it had

maybe in 10 years, maybe…never. I didn’t care. He was still with me and I would care for him forever and that was

I felt like I could

told him to just let her go? It was easy to tell him that when I hadn’t experienced

I’m right here,” I

his bed and opened the curtain on

morning sunlight streamed in, covering his face. His eyes might have been closed but I still wanted him to feel the sunshine. It would keep

color to his cheeks and made his hair shimmer. His face was a

took his hand. The chant came easily to me now. “Amina hasteth corro sinat, amina hasteth corro sinat.

lot healthier suddenly. The hallows

weakened, like some of my

about my day. For some reason, it

I laced my fingers through his. “I also got some new herbs. They are really rare and have unique properties. I might keep them here instead of taking them

against him. Every moment I lay like this, I longed for him to

it makes an even better soup! You’ll have to try it. I know you don’t eat much, but

this point, I wasn’t sure if I talked to Soren for him or for myself. I grabbed his hand and put it on my growing

been nice and easy…” I sighed, my cheeriness fading slightly. “Work was… well, a patient I helped

face, imagining how angry he’d be if he was awake and conscious. Maybe, part of me thought he’d wake up

I turned him down.” I ran a

slightly and I imagined that cocky smirk on his

my head, or imagined his voice in my head, telling me that Peter could try all he wants in that smug way he did, reminding me

head. “You know, just imagining your taunts is… I can’t believe you’re still mocking

conversation with Soren’s unconscious body,

I almost felt insane. Then again, talking to him also felt like the only

as Soren’s body recovered, I sensed something growing inside me. Not just the baby. It was something

to him. It made me more certain that

doubt what that connection

The matebond.

healed me of the last of the Blackfire poison, I hadn’t

now, which meant the matebond was awakening in me too. It meant that he was still alive—at least that was what I chose

talking to Soren and I

feelings before during

talking to him because sometimes I’d get glimmers of his