True Love Deserves a Second Chance
Chapter 155 No Broken Promises

Sebastian slowly opened his eyes and weakly asked, "Is Joey okay?"

Maxwell, usually carefree, felt his eyes well up for a moment. It wasn't just relief that Sebastian was alive, but concern for Joey. He knew how much she'd suffer if something happened to Sebastian. With a smirk, he said, "She's fine. If you die, she'll marry me right away."

Sebastian's lips twitched, and he rasped, "Not a chance."

"Still acting tough, huh? If I hadn't found you, you'd be wolf food."

Maxwell bent down, lifted Sebastian, and carried him on his back. He whistled, and soon, several special forces soldiers came running. They took turns carrying Sebastian out.

Joey stood not far away, watching. When she saw them approaching, she stumbled and ran over.

"Maxwell, did you replace Sebastian?" she asked, her voice trembling.

She saw someone on Maxwell's back, covered in blood and tattered clothes. Her heart clenched, and she softly called out, "Sebastian."

Sebastian, barely conscious, slowly opened his eyes. "Joey, this time... I kept my promise," he said with all his strength.

Joey couldn't hold back her tears. She rushed to his side, her eyes fixed on his wounds. "Sebastian, are you okay? Where are you hurt? Does it hurt a lot?" she sobbed, gently touching his wounds. Sebastian's blood-stained fingers lightly brushed her eye. "Joey, don't cry. I'll stay alive, waiting for you..." he whispered before his fingers slipped from her face. Joey cried out in fear, calling his name repeatedly.

The emergency team arrived with a stretcher and took Sebastian to the ambulance. Joey never let go of his hand, even though he was unconscious.

A few hours later, the emergency room door opened. Sebastian, wrapped in bandages, was wheeled out.

Joey stumbled over. "Doctor, how is he?"

"His fractures and wounds are treated, but he has a severe head injury and a blood clot in his skull. It will take a few days for him to wake up," the doctor said.

Before Joey could speak, Maxwell asked, "Is he gonna lose his memory or end up in a coma?"

The doctor smiled. "No, the blood clot should be absorbed naturally, and there won't be any lasting effects."

Maxwell smirked. "Too bad, he didn't die from the fall."

Aurora, angry, hit Maxwell with her cane. "You, always tough on the outside but soft inside. Who was it just now, hiding and wiping tears?"

"I wasn't! I was just wiping sweat because it was hot," Maxwell retorted, pushing Sebastian's bed towards the ward.

Joey's tense heart finally relaxed, and she collapsed to the ground, trembling and crying. She'd never forget the first words Sebastian said to her when he was rescued.

"He said, 'Joey, this time I kept my promise.' He risked his life because he knew how much her father meant to her.

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But Sebastian didn't know that when he went over that cliff, her heart shattered too. Waiting for the rescue felt like forever.

She silently repeated his name countless times, each time her heart aching. It was then Joey realized she had let go of past grievances with Sebastian. What remained was a deep-rooted love.

Aurora, seeing Joey in such pain, felt her eyes moisten. She knelt down and patted Joey's shoulder. "Joey, were you scared? Let me hug you."

Joey, teary-eyed, looked at her and choked out, "Grandma, I'm sorry."

Aurora, despite her age, always went through these terrible situations with them. Each time, they narrowly escaped death, and each time, it was her beloved grandson Sebastian who got hurt. Aurora never complained and even came to comfort her.

Joey felt nothing but guilt and remorse.

Aurora gently stroked her head and smiled. "What are you talking about? You're my future granddaughter-in-law. Sebastian saved his wife's father. You have nothing to feel bad about. Alright, stop crying. Sebastian still needs you to take care of him. I'll have someone bring you some food."

During Sebastian's hospital stay, Joey took care of him. On the third night of his coma, Leonard came to see Joey.

Seeing her gaunt face, his eyes filled with a hint of pain. "Joey, are you okay?"

Joey was a bit surprised. "Mr. Guise, why are you here?"

"I heard about what happened and came to check on you." Leonard glanced at Sebastian lying on the bed, his head wrapped in bandages, his face still bearing scratches.

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Joey had no appetite, but when she opened the container and smelled the aroma, her eyes widened. The taste was so familiar, like a cherished memory from her past.

She eagerly took a bite of the sandwich, the savory flavor stimulating her taste buds. A vivid memory flashed in her mind.

In the memory, a little boy sat across from her, and a woman with a scar on her face brought two plates of sandwiches.

She eagerly took one but choked on it. The little boy carefully blew on his sandwich to cool it down, then pushed it to her. He patted her head and said, "Take your time eating." Thinking of this, Joey looked at Leonard in shock. "Mr. Guise, why does this taste so familiar? It's just like what I had as a child, made by a little boy's mom. Have we met before?" Leonard's heart was tugged hard. His little shadow hadn't completely forgotten him.

He smiled gently. "Have you ever thought about that little boy?"

Just as Joey was about to speak, a low, hoarse voice came from behind her. "Joey."