When She Rose From The Ashes Novel

HereSelf 515 Summary Natalie was accustomed to Ruby's fierce attitude toward Waylon, so her mother's sharp demeanor didn't surprise her. Flynn tried to calm the situation, reminding everyone that Waylon was still at the police station and suggesting they rest first. When Flynn helped Ruby up, she slipped away and confronted Baron, asking if he could perform a blood test for her since she didn't trust hospitals anymore. Ruby's mistrust stemmed from past failures of the medical system, which had let her daughter down.

Ruby explained her suspicion that her health had improved since Rachel left, and that her depression might have been influenced by Rachel's presence all along. This revelation deeply affected Flynn and Baron, who both reacted with grim seriousness. Flynn even said that if Rachel had been manipulating Ruby, she deserved to die. Natalie supported Ruby and helped lead her out of the screening room, then comforted Yvonne, who was emotionally distraught over the mysterious masked man and her lost parents.

Yvonne expressed her grief and longing for her parents, revealing her complicated feelings of abandonment and love. Natalie comforted her, promising to help find photos of her parents and to visit her uncle Xenon's grave soon, offering hope for peace and closure. After Baron took Ruby's blood sample, Ruby insisted Flynn bring Waylon back, warning him not to let their father lose face in front of others. Flynn left reluctantly, and Ruby returned alone to her room, feeling overwhelmed by self-reproach and the weight of recent events.

Continue Regular Chapter Reading Below Chapter 515: The Blood Test Natalie had seen Ruby's fierce outbursts toward Waylon on more than one occasion before, so she wasn't surprised by her mother's sharp demeanor now. Flynn quickly interjected, "That's right, Mom. Even if Dad has some kind of power, he can't rewind time. Besides, he's still at the police station giving his statement. We don't know what's happening with Logan yet.

Why don't we head back and get some rest first?" With that, Flynn moved to help Ruby to her feet, but she slipped away from his grasp, turning her sharp gaze toward Baron. "Baron," Ruby said, her voice steady but with an edge, "I heard you and the Witch Doctor are close friends?" Baron's heart sank instantly. What was she getting at? Had Mom uncovered something he wasn't ready to reveal? "Mom, why do you ask?" Baron replied, trying to keep his voice calm but feeling a flicker of nervousness. Ruby's eyes narrowed slightly.

"If you're friends with him, you must know a thing or two about medicine, right? Could you do a blood test for me?" Her request stunned everyone present. The room fell silent for a moment. "Mom, we can just go to the hospital for a blood test," Flynn offered cautiously. Ruby's expression twisted with disgust. "I don't trust hospitals anymore." There was a coldness in her eyes that spoke volumes. Her daughter had been failed by the medical system, lost in the hands of doctors and nurses who couldn't save her. How could Ruby now willingly put herself back into that environment?

Natalie immediately understood the depth of Ruby's mistrust. She turned to Baron and asked quietly, "Can you do it?" Baron hesitated, the urge to confess that he was the Witch Doctor rising inside him, but before he could speak, Ruby continued. "I know you understand some medical skills, Baron. Right now, you're the only person I can trust. I don't know if it's all in my head, but I feel like my health has improved a lot since Rachel left my side. All the stress from the past few days should have triggered a relapse, but I only fainted because of emotional distress. I still have control.

So, I suspect my depression has been coming and going all these years because of Rachel's influence." Ruby's words hit Flynn hard, his face darkening immediately. "If that's true," he said grimly, "then Rachel deserves to die." Baron's expression grew serious as well. The idea that Rachel had been manipulating Ruby's condition all these years was chilling. Natalie's face tightened with concern. Supporting Ruby, Flynn and Baron led her out of the screening room. Meanwhile, Natalie turned to the distraught Yvonne, who sat quietly nearby, her eyes red-rimmed.

"Let me help you back to your room," Natalie offered gently. "Your wound needs rest and quiet." Yvonne shook her head, her voice trembling. "Who do you think that masked man is? Did my uncle have enemies before?" "I don't know," Natalie admitted softly. "We'll have to wait until my father gets back to find out." Natalie knew that, compared to Rachel and the others, the masked man was the greatest enemy in Yvonne's heart. After all, it was that mysterious figure's approach to Xenon that ultimately led to the downfall of his family.

Sighing, Natalie said, "I know you're desperate to uncover the masked man's identity, but right now, we have to take it one step at a time. Your body needs rest, Yvonne. Revenge doesn't have to happen immediately. Trust me-whether it's you, me, or the Stone family-we won't forget this injustice." Yvonne's tears spilled freely, her voice breaking. "I just miss my parents so much. I always thought I was an unwanted orphan. I even resented them for bringing me into this world only to abandon me. But today, I realize they were the best parents anyone could have.

Their love went beyond life and death, and yet I don't even know what they looked like." She collapsed into Natalie's arms, sobbing uncontrollably. Natalie's own throat tightened as she held Yvonne close. "I don't know them either," Natalie whispered. "But I believe my father must have some photos. When he comes back, I'll ask him to look. And once the weather clears tomorrow, we'll visit Uncle Xenon's grave and tell them you've safely returned to the Stone family. That way, they can rest peacefully." Yvonne's crying only grew more intense, but this time, Natalie made no move to stop her.

After all these years of pain, Yvonne needed this release. Later, after Baron drew the blood sample from Ruby, she insisted Flynn go bring Waylon back. Glancing at the clock, Flynn noted that Waylon had been at the police station for quite some time. Quietly, he said, "Mom, I'll go get Dad, but since my brother-in-law and sister are here, please don't let Dad lose face too much." Ruby shot him a sharp glare. "Get out." Without another word, Flynn left after telling Baron to take care of Ruby. Not wanting to disturb Baron any further, Ruby returned to her room alone.

She looked around the unfamiliar space, her mind swirling with everything she had just experienced. A wave of self-reproach crashed over her, threatening to overwhelm her completely. Conclusion The chapter closes on a poignant note, capturing the fragile trust and deep-seated fears that bind this family together. Ruby's mistrust of the medical system and her reliance on Baron's hidden skills reveal her desperate need for control and healing in a world that has long betrayed her.

Meanwhile, Yvonne's raw grief and Natalie's gentle support underscore the enduring pain of loss and the tentative hope that comes from shared compassion and understanding. Amidst the tension and uncertainty, the characters are united by a common thread of resilience and the desire to protect one another. Though the shadows of past betrayals and hidden truths loom large, there is a quiet strength in their connections that promises healing, if only they can face their fears and confront the challenges ahead together.

Expect moments of vulnerability and strength as they prepare to face the truths that have long been buried, all while trying to hold their fragile bonds together. Cedella Cedella is a passionate storyteller known for her bold romantic and spicy novels that keep readers hooked from the very first chapter. With a flair for crafting emotionally intense plots and unforgettable characters, she blends love, desire, and drama into every story she writes. Cedella's storytelling style is immersive and addictive-perfect for fans of heated romances and heart-pounding twists.