Chapter 388

Three days later, Yuna was moved out of the recovery room.

No signs of rejection, no discomfort—her recovery was going faster than even Nate expected.

"It seems like someone else's heart suits her just fine," Lena said with a touch of admiration.

"Maybe the heart's original owner wasn't ready to leave just yet," I joked, holding a bouquet of fresh flowers.

The thought lingered in my mind, so I leaned closer to Lena and whispered, "Do you know anything about the donor?"

Lena gave me a quick, sideways glance. "That's confidential."

I knew that, of course. I wasn't asking to pry—just amazed at the fact that someone's sacrifice had saved Yuna's life. It was the kind of selflessness you don't see every day.

The door to the recovery room swung open, and Yuna was wheeled out.

Even though Hayden and I had visited Yuna a few times over the past days, seeing her finally come out of that room felt completely different.

This wasn't just a door from the recovery room—it was the start of he