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Chapter 296 Avery's POV "Get away from me," Gideon said, shoving my hand back through the bars. "Gideon, please-" "I said get away!" His voice was hoarse. "You made your choice. You chose him." I stared at him through the bars. His face was pale and streaked with blood and dirt. The wound on his side was still oozing blood. "That's not true," I said quietly. "You just stood there and watched him torture me. You didn't say a word. Didn't try to stop him. Deirdre was right about you all along." My chest ached. "Gideon... It's not what you think." "Save it." He turned his head away.

"I don't want to hear it." Finally, frustration washed over me. Typical He never wanted to listen to me, not when it mattered. Well, I didn't have the time for his nonsense today. I had to focus on getting us both out of here, and I couldn't do that if he was bleeding out. Gritting my teeth, I reached through the bars again, this time grabbing his arm. He tried to pull away, but I held firm, not caring if my nails dug painfully into his skin. "I'm going to heal you whether you want me to or not," I said.

"So stop being a stubborn ass and just let me do it." "Why bother?" He looked away, jaw ticking "Because you're hurt. And I can't get us both out of here if you're too injured to walk on your own." I pulled my hand back and focused on the moonlight. I shut my eyes. and imagined that silver light bending toward his wounds, like the Moon Goddess herself was sending it down. Then, I placed my hand over the wound on his side. Gideon hissed as the warmth spread through his skin. The bleeding slowed, then stopped. The torn flesh began to knit itself back together, slowly but surely.

When I opened my eyes, I let out a little huff of relief and surprise. It had worked. "Thank you, Moon Goddess," I whispered. Once that wound was healed, I moved to the next wound. This one was on his thigh. I 1/3 Chapter 206 +25 Bonus hadn't been there when it had been given, but I could tell it was made with the same silver blade. "Hold still." He didn't fight me this time. He just watched as I worked, his jaw working silently. "If you really chose him," he said quietly, "then why are y are you doing this?" I didn't answer. I couldn't.

Not without explaining everything, and I didn't have time for that. Not here, not now. Once the worst of the wounds were closed, I sat back. "There. That should help." Gideon stared at me. "You're not with him, are you? The coldness. It was all an act." "I can't explain right now." I glanced over my shoulder. The guards were still distracted, but I didn't know how much longer that would last. "Just trust me." "Then let's go." Gideon moved closer, sitting on his knees now. "We can escape together. Right now." I shook my head. "No." "What do you mean, no?" "You need to leave.

Without me." I stood, brushing the dirt from my knees. "If I agree to stay, Asher will release you. I'll make sure of it." "Are you insane?" Gideon grabbed the bars. 'I'm not leaving you here." "You have to." "No." His hand shot through and grabbed mine. "I came here to rescue you, and that's exactly what I'm going to do." "Gideon, please... It's not that simple." all He leaned closer, his eyes searching my face Then, his expression changed. His nostrils flared, and his eyes widened. "You're..." He trailed off, staring at my stomach. My heart stopped. Could he tell I was pregnant?

Before either of us could say anything, I heard footsteps approaching and the clinking of familiar boot buckles. lovin 2/3 Editorial Board Editorial Board Our editorial team works behind the scenes to refine each chapter, maintain consistency, and deliver the best reading experience.