Unconscious Husband: Meet Her Love In Silence by Ken Slaner

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Chapter: 748

Darian flinched, frightened by her sudden intensity. He stiffened immediately after, worried that she

would do something drastic if he made any sudden moves. Forcing himself to stay calm, he inquired,

“What do you mean, ‘where?’™

“Where did the accident happen?!” she shrieked, her trembling voice abruptly rising and piercing the

still air.

Alarmed, Darian instinctively stepped back and quickly answered, “On the 320 highway.”

Ariana knew where that highway was. It was at least 30 kilometers away from the small town they were

in. Unless Theodore could teleport, there was no way he could have reached that area early in the

morning.

Ariana realized something. She released the terrified Darian, shoved past him, and rushed into the

morgue.

The cold air of the morgue settled onto her skin. There was only one body in the room, the white sheet

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covering it glowing dimly under a cold fluorescent overhead light. It was like a spotlight, making the

darker corners of the room seem ominous.

Ariana stopped for a second, thrown off by the foreboding atmosphere, but she determinedly took a few

steps forward and approached the body.

Her shaky hand reached out to lift the white sheet, but Horace hurriedly stopped her.

“His face was severely damaged in the accident. If you want to see him, please be prepared,” Horace

warned, his expression full of sorrow.

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The limp arm of the body had slipped out from beneath the white sheet and, on the ring finger, was

their wedding ring. It glinted under the cold lamplight, catching her eye.

Ariana stared at the ring, her thoughts racing, her mind a mess. Her eyes were sad and hollow as if her

soul had been taken away.

After a while, a bitter Laugh suddenly escaped her throat. Without saying a word, she pushed Horace

away, grabbed the white sheet, and forcefully pulled it off the body.

Ariana’s eyes held a reflection of a face that bore the burden of severe damage, marked by horrifying

burn scars that stretched across nearly the entirety of it. Despite the disfigurement, she could still

discern the familiar features of Theodore.

With trembling hands, Ariana reached out and gently touched his scarred face. Her touch was delicate

and tender as she clasped the hand adorned with the wedding ring.

She stared at Theodore’s altered face, and whispered softly, “Theodore, how could you leave me

alone?”

Horace was about to offer comfort, but before any words could escape his lips, Ariana suddenly

succumbed to unconsciousness.

“Help! Someone, please help!” Horace‘s panic surged as he swiftly scooped Ariana into his arms,

rushed outside and called out loudly to the crowd, “Why are you all just standing there? Get a doctor!”

The group hastily ascended the stairs towards the emergency room, leaving behind just Darian and

Jasper in the mortuary.

The two of them exchanged a meaningful look and then burst out Laughing in unison.

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“That feels incredible!”

A satisfied grin stretched across Jasper’s face as he leaned against the wall. His gaze fixated on the

exposed body that bore a face all too familiar. Triumphantly, he Laughed to himself.

“Oh Theodore, no matter how magnificent your past may have been, the heavens won’t grant you

mercy.”

With hands casually tucked into his pockets, he stood at the doorway, raising an eyebrow at the scene

before him. “You see, in the end, I’m the one having the last laugh. Rest assured, I’ll relish in your

fortune on your behalf, and I’ll take care of your wife too. Just ensure you express your gratitude.”

Contrasting with Jasper’s audacity, doubt lingered within Darian’s heart.

He had already depleted his Liquid assets and borrowed as much as he could to secure the Olympic

Village land, but it had proven insufficient.

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