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Revival 51

    <b>Chapter </b><b>51 </b>


    <b>Nyssa </b>pov


    <b>I </b>shivered<b>, </b>clutching my <b>shawl </b>tighter around me <b>as </b><b>I </b><b>sneaked </b>into the packhouse, <b>ragged </b><b>pants </b>escaping <b>me </b>while I <b>made</b><b>. </b>my <b>way </b>through the window<b>, </b>trying not to make <b>a </b>sound.


    Thankfully<b>, </b><b>I’d </b>arrived just in time before the guards <b>made </b>another round so I <b>had </b><b>a </b><b>few </b>minutes to climb up the window and slip into my room before anyone noticed I was gone.


    I licked my bottom lip and ran a hand through my hair, pushing the <b>wet </b>strands <b>back </b>before lifting my <b>hand </b>to the <b>wall </b>and cing my right <b>leg</b>, ready to pull myself up.


    You know<b>, </b>I’d done this so many times before whenever I wanted to sneak out, memorized the guards‘ <b>rotation </b>and used it to my advantage to avoid getting caught. But this time, it <b>was </b>harder to climb <b>because </b>I’d been running and swimming for a while, and all my strength was nearly gone.


    “Fuck, my arms hurt really bad,” I murmured under my breath, trying my best to climb, nearly losing my footing at one point. Luckily, I grabbed onto a stone on the wall but had to pause and take a deep breath, closing my <b>eyes </b><b>as </b>my vision blurred for a moment.


    Then, suddenly, I heard a calm voice that made me snap my eyes open.


    “Do you need some help there, Miss<b>?</b><b>” </b>


    I gasped, eyes widening, and before I could stop it, my hand slipped from the wall in shock, I felt myself falling.


    No! No!


    I wanted to scream, but no words left my lips as I plummeted toward what should have been my death. I’d climbed quite high, and if I fell, I would surely die.


    Just as <b>I </b><b>was </b>struggling to ept this fate, I felt a pair of arms wrap around my waist, catching my fall.


    Time seemed to freeze as <b>I </b>turned to see Zayn, the famous doctor, staring down at me with a look that was part amusement, part surprise–I wasn’t quite sure.


    <b>As </b>he held me in his arms, I caught the slight tilt of his lips, his peerless green eyes locked onto mine, and a shiver ran through me. It wasn’t just because of the cold; it felt like his eyes were seeing right through me, as if he could read every one of my thoughts.


    It made me ufortable.


    <b>I </b>swallowed hard as his lips moved, yet I couldn’t hear what he was saying until he tilted his head and spoke clearer.


    “Are you okay, Miss<b>? </b>You must have been scared, the fall was pretty high,” he said, and I blinked, snapping out of my <b>daze</b>. I took <b>a </b><b>deep </b><b>breath</b>, about to tell him to let me down, but before I could get a word out, the sound of footsteps interrupted


    ‘me<b>. </b>


    My <b>eyes </b>nearly bulged out of their sockets <b>as </b>I heard the voices of the guards.


    “This <b>is </b>the <bst </b><b>ce </b><b>we’re </b>checking. We’ll rotate again after an hour.”


    <b>“</b>Understood!”


    Oh goddess, the guards <b>were </b>heading this way.


    <b>53 </b>


    My <b>head </b><b>jerked </b><b>back </b><b>to </b><b>Zayn</b><b>, </b>and <b>I </b><b>was </b>about to <b>speak</b><b>, </b>but <b>before </b>I could, I pped <b>a </b>hand <b>over </b>my mouth <b>to </b>stop <b>the </b><b>scream </b>that <b>threatened </b><b>to </b>spill out <b>as </b><b>Zayn </b><b>leaped </b>into the <b>air</b><b>, </b>carrying me with him toward my window<b>. </b>


    <b>Before </b><b>I </b><b>knew </b>it, I was <b>back </b>in my room, and <b>I </b>could hear the guards‘ footsteps beneath us <b>as </b>they inspected the <b>area</b>.


    <b>No </b><b>one </b><b>made </b><b>a </b>sound, the air was <b>dead </b>silent. <b>I </b><b>held </b>my breath, ignoring the <b>fact </b>that I was <b>still </b>in the arms <b>of </b><b>a </b>man I <b>barely </b>


    <b>knew</b><b>. </b>


    “Let’s go, this <b>cd </b>seems <b>clear</b><b>,</b><b>” </b>


    <b>Just </b><b>as </b>the footsteps faded, I exhaled the breath I hadn’t <b>realized </b>I was holding, my body finally rxing<b>, </b>only to stiffen all <b>over </b>again when I realized where I currently <b>was</b>.


    In <b>Zayn’s </b>arms<b>. </b>


    <b>“</b>You are drenched and shivering, Miss<b>. </b>You’ll <b>catch </b>a cold if you stay in those clothes,” he said, a warm and polite smile curving his lips. I wasn’t sure if he genuinely didn’t realize our position, alone in my room or if he simply didn’t <b>care</b>.


    Still, I couldn’t be rude to him. He had just saved me, and he was a doctor everyone respected.


    “T–thank you. I’m sorry to trouble you, but could you put me down?” I asked, forcing a stiff and nervous smile. He blinked, then muttered an “Ah” before gently setting me on the ground. He stepped back, running a hand through his hair awkwardly.


    I quickly stood on my own and adjusted myself, rubbing my clothes <b>as </b>I stared at the floor.


    “I apologize for making you ufortable. You were about to fall, and I couldn’t let you die. Besides, it looked like you didn’t want them <i>to </i><b>see </b>you seems like you snuck out,” he said with a light chuckle, and I couldn’t help but raise a brow.


    Wow. This man really just said whatever was on his mind, huh?


    <b>I </b>shook my head and lowered my gaze.


    “No, t–thank you for saving me. I–I appreciate it,” I stammered, my teeth starting to chatter as the cold began to settle deep into my bones. Zayn frowned, tilting his head slightly as he watched me.


    I inhaled sharply, about to ask him not to tell anyone about what happened tonight, but he beat me to it by tossing something at me<b>. </b>


    <b>I </b><b>reacted </b>quickly, catching it midair. It was a bottle filled with a clear greenish liquid. I raised a brow, staring at it, but then he spoke<b>, </b>moving toward the window, his coat fluttering effortlessly in the wind.


    “That’ll help so you don’t catch a cold tomorrow. And don’t worry, Miss, I won’t say a word about tonight,” he said, turning to <b>sh </b>a small smile. “Take care of yourself, and have a sound sleep.”


    With <b>that</b><b>, </b>he leapt out the window.


    I rushed forward, only to find that he had vanished.


    Completely gone.


    Damn. I knew <b>werewolves </b>were fast, but how could he disappear in the blink of an eye?


    <b>I </b>sighed and shook my head, then looked down at the bottle in my hand. I opened it and took a gulp of the liquid.


    Almost instantly<b>, </b>a warm sensation spread through me<b>, </b>making me feel <b>better</b><b>. </b>I took a <b>deep </b>breath, wiped my mouth, and shifted my <b>gaze </b>toward the dark <b>sky</b><b>, </b>staring at the moon in thought.


    “I should <b>get </b>some <b>sleep </b>and prepare for tomorrow. It’s going to be a long day.”
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