?Chapter 1094:


    “Because Dunn has always been truthful with me! Rickey, I could never have guessed you would deceive me like this. How do you see me? How do you value your own health?”


    “Aurora!” Rickey called out in desperation but was unable to stop her.


    “Rickey, your legs haven’t even recovered yet!” his father reminded him.


    “Let me go; I need to stop her!” Rickey struggled to free himself from his father, but he was unsessful.


    “Dad, if I don’t go after her now, she’ll be gone forever!”


    “She should have left a long time ago!” Exhausted from indulging him, Rickey’s father lost his patience. He struck Rickey sharply, knocking him back onto the sofa.


    “Do you think Aurora is upset because you lied? No, she’s upset because you’ve been reckless with your health!”


    “But she cares for me! We’ve been friends for so many years. How could she just forget all that?”


    Rickey’s father massaged his temples, striving to maintain hisposure.


    “She’s concerned about your well-being, about your safety! Yet despite that, she’s still choosing to return to Dunn. Don’t you see? Aurora can distinguish between friendship and love. She’s always been clear about her desires! Why can’t you see that?”


    Rickey’s head throbbed and his heart ached, the pain felt unbearable.


    After a lengthy silence, he could only whisper, “It’s not true.”


    “Reflect on this yourself,” his father said, gazing down at him. “Rickey, life stretches ahead. You might meet someone else like Aurora. If things don’t work out between you two, at least choose the right path. Are you prepared to handle the consequences of losing Aurora forever?”


    Aurora left the hospital.


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    Her heart weighed down by frustration and hurt, she felt an urgent need to share everything with Dunn.


    She had been betrayed by her closest friend, a truth she struggled to ept.


    It was only now that she grasped the full meaning of Emma’s words.


    She couldn’t bear to stay another minute.


    Regrettably, the bad weather meant no flights were avable to Illerith.


    As she walked down the street, she kept ncing at her phone.


    Eventually, Dunn picked up her call.


    “Hello? Dunn, can youe and pick me up?” Her voice shook, betraying her deep sadness.


    Dunn responded, “What happened?”


    Aurora tried to restrain her emotions, her tears barely held back. “It’s nothing. I just miss you.”


    “I’m sorry, Aurora. I’m unable toe right now.”


    Aurora stopped in her tracks, wanting to ask if he didn’t hear her crying.


    However, she ended up saying, “I understand. I’m sorry to trouble you.”


    Dunn asked again, “Where are you exactly?”


    Aurora scanned her surroundings. There were no street signs or familiarndmarks anywhere. “I’m not sure.”


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