“I was the one who healed Sonia the first time,” I explained calmly.Ava immediately stopped walking.Her eyes widened, and for a moment, she simply stared at me as though she had not heard me correctly. Her mouth opened slightly before she finally found her voice.“You?” Ava asked in disbelief, pointing toward me as her eyebrows rose. “You were the one who healed her?”I nodded.“Yes,” I replied quietly.Ava remained frozen for several seconds.She looked back toward the event hall and then at me again, trying to connect what I had just told her with everything she knew about Sonia’s past.“So that is why nobody knew how she recovered overnight,” Ava said, her voice filled with realization. “No wonder all those doctors couldn’t explain it. They kept saying her recovery was impossible, but nobody knew what had actually happened.”I gave a small nod.“Exactly,” I said.Ava slowly shook her head, still amazed by the revelation. Her expression changed from surprise to something closer

SONIA’S POV After several minutes, the car finally arrived at the Davenport mansion.My father got out first and hurried around to open the rear door. Greg followed him, and together they lifted me from the seat. My mother climbed out after us and led the way into the house, repeatedly looking back to make sure we were following.When we entered the living room, my father and Greg carried me to a chair and carefully lowered me onto it. My mother immediately knelt beside me and adjusted my dress, making sure I was seated comfortably.For a few moments, nobody spoke.The silence inside the mansion felt heavier than the noise we had left behind at the event hall. My mother was the first to break the silence.“What a day!” she exclaimed, raising both hands in frustration as she stood beside my chair. Her eyes moved from my father to Greg before returning to me. “How did we even get here? Just a few hours ago, we were celebrating your wedding. Everyone was smiling, and we were lookin

SONIA’S POVI ended the call before Greg’s mother could say another word, my fingers trembling as I slowly lowered my mother’s phone. I slowly lifted my head and looked at my mother, who was sitting beside the bed with a troubled expression on her face. However, she tried to hide her worries and placed a comforting hand on my shoulder.“Sonia, please calm down first. Don’t allow yourself to become too worried before we understand what is happening,” my mother said gently, rubbing my shoulder as she tried to soothe me. “Greg might have had an important reason for travelling. Perhaps everything is not as bad as it seems, and we should give him the opportunity to explain himself when he arrives.”I stared at her in disbelief, wondering how she could still find a reason to defend Greg when his actions were becoming increasingly suspicious. I understood that she wanted to comfort me, but I could not bring myself to believe that everything was fine. “Mom, something is wrong,” I said an

SONIA’S POV“Sonia, I need to make some calls,” my mother announced, unlocking her phone as she began scrolling through her contacts. Her voice was firm, and she seemed determined not to allow the situation to defeat us without a fight.I blinked at her slightly because I did not understand what kind of calls she intended to make or how they could possibly help my condition. “What calls, Mom?” I asked, looking at her phone with curiosity. “Who are you planning to call, and what do you think they can do for me? We have already spoken to doctors, and even Dr. Han couldn’t give us a solution yesterday. Are you saying there is someone else who might be able to help me?”My mother lifted her eyes from her phone and looked at me seriously. She seemed to understand my doubts, but she was unwilling to give up without trying every possible option.“I know we have already consulted several doctors, Sonia, but that doesn’t mean we should stop looking for answers,” she explained, moving close

LEONARD'S POV"Sonia, there is only one thing you need to understand about your condition," I explained calmly, keeping my gaze fixed on her. "The reason you were able to walk the first time was connected to me. Your recovery did not happen by chance, and it was not something that ordinary medical treatment could have accomplished. I was responsible for what happened to you, and now that your condition has returned, you will not be able to walk again unless I intervene."The moment I finished speaking, Sonia's eyes widened in surprise. Her mother exchanged a quick glance with her father, while Mr. Davenport stared at me as though he was trying to determine whether I was speaking seriously. They had known me as someone useless, but none of them had ever imagined that I could have anything to do with Sonia's mysterious recovery. To them, I had always been an ordinary man who lacked the wealth, influence, and knowledge necessary to solve a medical problem of this magnitude.Sonia swa