?Chapter 730:


    “Were you frightened?” she asked.


    Aplex look crossed Cedric’s eyes. He held his silence for a moment before drawing Dani close.


    “It breaks my heart to see you like this.”


    Dani then drifted into a deep sleep.


    Concerned for Dani’s well-being, Nina asked Lillian, “Is Dani going to be alright?”


    While watching television, Lillian responded, “She’s fine.”


    Despite Lillian’s reassurance, Nina remained doubtful. The trauma Dani had endured was immense, a burden challenging for anyone to bear.


    “Should I check on her to make sure she’s really okay?” Nina asked.


    Lillian, without turning, replied, “She’s fine. A good night’s sleep will help her.”


    Nina appeared worried, but Lillian continued, “She’s the most mentally tough person in our organization. Plus, she knew what she was getting into. She’s used to dealing with shocks like this.”


    “But understanding something intellectually and living through it arepletely different,” Nina said.


    “It’s one thing to know my family doesn’t care about me, but it feels entirely different when they actually hurt me. And what do you mean by ‘organization’? Isn’t Elite Lux apany? Why call it an organization? And why say she’s used to it?”


    Lillian, still focused on the TV, answered in a t tone, “Just misspoke.”


    She’ll recover with some rest, and Cedric is there to look after her.” Despite Lillian’s reassurances, Nina remained skeptical.


    Gal n o v el s . is your destination for fiction


    So, when she saw Dani descending the stairs, still groggy, she was shocked.


    “Dani?”


    “Hmm?”


    “Are you feeling alright?”


    “I’m fine,” Dani responded, her hair flowing down her shoulders.


    She grinned at Josie in the kitchen and said, “Josie, could I get two fried eggs for breakfast?”


    Nina watched her, full of admiration.


    How could someone heal so quickly from emotional wounds?


    Meanwhile, Joyce had returned to the aesthetic clinic.


    Doug, having seen Dani at a recent gathering, said anxiously, “I need to win Dani over, no matter what it takes.”


    Recently, while making love to Joyce, Doug would call out Dani’s name.


    “How much longer until we see results?” Joyce asked the stic surgeon, clearly frustrated.


    Every time she was intimate with Doug and he mentioned Dani’s name, she felt the humiliation.


    She was eager to leave that situation behind as quickly as possible.


    “How’s the progressing along?” Joyce asked the stic surgeon with growing impatience.


    The surgeon let out a concerned sigh.


    “Well, people’s bone structures do vary, so…”


    .


    .


    .