Family's Spoiling Kills: Reborn, I Seek Wild Revenge novel Chapter 100

Amanda's POV

At first, I wanted to stay back, but Matthew held my hand and signaled for me to leave with him. We walked out of the room but didn't leave; instead, we remained outside the closed door while the healers were left with him. Tears stood in my eyes, but I held them back and swallowed my pain. Matthew's grip on my hand tightened, and I looked up at him.

"Take a grip of yourself," he said, placing a kiss on my forehead before letting go of my hand. "I have to look for other healers," he said before leaving. Swallowing my pain, I looked at the door, wishing I could go in. I wanted to hear what the healers were saying to him.

"Don't worry, he will be fine," Levi, who stood across from me, assured me, and I nodded.

"Damn it!" I heard the loud voice of Alpha Edward from inside the room, and I swallowed my pain.

"Get out!" The angry voice of Alpha Edward erupted from the room, and suddenly the door opened, and the two healers walked out.

"What is wrong with him?" I asked, and the healers shook their heads.

"He is angry with the news of his inability to walk," one of the healers explained, and I swallowed hard.

"I want to go in," I suggested, but Levi shook his head.

"I will go instead," he said, and I frowned.

"Yes, Amanda, Edward cannot bear to see you in his condition. It will kill him," he said while

my frown deepened.

"That is correct, miss. He has to see you only when he wants to," the healers said, and I looked

away. I wished I could go in; I just wanted to see him.

"I'll go in now," Levi said, and I watched him open the door and go in, then he closed the

door. After he closed the door, I turned to the healers.

"What is the way forward? At least there has to be something that can be done," I said hopefully,

and the two healers stared at each other before looking my way.

"The poison was a dangerous one, and it was luck that he is well and alive, but we doubt that

he can use his legs ever again," they announced the bitter truth to me, and I swallowed my pain. "At least there can be something that can be done," I said hopefully, but the two healers sighed. "Only a miracle will make him use his feet again, my lady."

I stood there, feeling helpless. My heart ached for Edward, and I wished there was something

—anything—I could do to change his fate. The healers' words echoed in my mind, each syllable a hammer striking at my hope.

The door opened again, and Levi stepped out, his face somber. He walked over to me and sighed. "He really wishes to be alone, and we have to respect his decision," he announced while I looked at the door, contemplating if I should go in or not.

"He really wants to be alone. Please don't go in," Levi pleaded as if he was reading my thoughts.

I heard footsteps and looked up to see Matthew coming with an aged man who, I assumed, was a healer.

"How is he?" Matthew asked, and I let out a tired sigh.

"He doesn't want to see anyone," I complained, and Matthew nodded.

"It's normal for him to feel that way," he said to me before turning to the healer he came with,

who was conversing with the other healers. "Let's go in," he told the healer, who nodded and followed him into Alpha Edward's room.

Anxiously, I waited to hear anything from the room, but I heard nothing. Rather, everywhere was silent, which made me more tense. The silence stretched on, thick and heavy, each passing second adding to my growing unease. I leaned against the wall, my mind racing with worry. I knew I shouldn't be feeling this way due to all the terrible things he had done to me, but I couldn' t help it. I couldn't help feeling this pain.

Levi and the other healers exchanged quiet words, their faces etched with concern. Matthew and the aged healer had been inside for what felt like an eternity. I glanced at Levi, who offered a reassuring smile, but it did little to ease the knot in my stomach.

Finally, the door creaked open. Matthew stepped out first, his expression unreadable. The aged healer followed, his eyes grave and tired. My heart pounded in my chest as I searched their faces for any sign of hope.

"How is he?" I asked, my voice barely above a whisper.

Matthew looked at me, his eyes softening with worry. "He's stable for now," he said slowly. "But it's as the other healers said. There's very little chance he'll walk again."

Alpha Edward turned his face away, his jaw clenched. "You deserve better than this. Better

than me."

I frowned. "I don't care about that. I care about you."

He was silent for a moment, and then he sighed deeply. "Amanda, you need to leave. Please.

I need to be alone."

I felt a wave of helplessness wash over me, but I nodded, knowing that pushing him wouldn'

t help. "I'll be right outside if you need anything," I said softly.

As I turned to leave, I heard him whisper, "You are free to leave."

I paused at the door, looking back at him. "What did you mean?" I asked with unease and

saw him hesitate for a moment before he sucked a deep breath and closed his eyes.

"You are free from this bond, Amanda. You are free to go. I give up. You can leave with

Liam. Just go away!"

Anger surged through me, hot and fierce. How dare he push me away like this? After everything

we had been through, how could he dismiss me so easily?

"Fine!" I snapped, my voice trembling with anger. "If that's what you want, then I'll go. But

don't think for a second that this is what I wanted." I turned on my heel and stormed out of the room, slamming the door behind me.