All Chapters of A Life Debt Repaid: Chapter 881 - Chapter 890

John kept going, even though he had already reached his limit. "I'm getting out. I'll pull you out from outside," he said, and crawled out of the car window.Nana had been standing there, watching as he slowly but surely rescued Cordy, putting his life on the line the entire time.By the time he got out, his whole body was dyed red in blood; yet, he seemed to not notice.In fact, he never stopped to look around when he came out, and was keeping his eye and mind all on Cordy every second of the way. He leaned in through the window, using his body to block out the glass fragments still sticking around the window frame as he carefully carried Cordy out of the car. She was bleeding all over, but he prevented her body from touching the glass shards at all—only he suffered the cuts.Beside them, Nana watched with bloodshot eyes, unable to stand John going that far for Cordy. Despite her growing jealousy, she clenched her jaw and bore it.At the same time, John carried Cordy out of

Cordy spoke at length, her tears gushing as she did.Dicky's heart ached for his mother as he watched, but his father just wasn't responding.He won't be able to take yet another departure from his daddy, let alone his mommy.Nonetheless, Dicky quietly hid his tears—his mommy was already badly hurting, and he didn’t want her to feel more hurt because of him."Mommy," he called out to her."Yes?" Cordy replied, subtly wiping away her tears."The doctor said visiting hours are over," he reminded her.Cordy nodded, and stared at John's pale face.He remained unresponsive, and so she left unhappily.She never noticed his fingers twitching as she did.-When Dicky wheeled Cordy out of the ICU, they found Sean waiting for them outside.His injury was relatively minor compared to Cordy's, and he wasn’t wheelchair bound. However, the doctor still advised him not to move around too much, given the long list of injuries he sustained."What are you doing here?" Cordy asked him."It

It was the timing that made Cordy certain the car accident had nothing to do with Nana."I agree with your opinion," Sean replied. "Though I'm just stating facts."Cordy blinked—so Sean was just telling her that John was going to marry Nana. Caught off guard, she suddenly felt a thumping pain over her chest.She wondered if she could actually face that day when it came…"But if we eliminate Nana, the only culprits possible would be our own family," Sean said solemnly, bringing the subject back to the right track.Patrick was left gaping beside them. That was one shocking revelation they just spoke of, and it seemed that they really were treating him like family.He actually felt proud for some reason, and suddenly felt that his 'cousin-in-law' wasn’t at all bad. "I also suspect it’s the same person trying to hurt our grandfather," Cordy told Sean."I think so too," Sean nodded."Does my presence affect the culprit?" Cordy theorized."I don't know. Maybe Grandfather mention

When it was just Nana and John in the ward, she reached out with the intention of taking John's hand into hers.However, he stayed three feet away from her and firmly out of grasp.He gulped, his body instinctively rejecting Nana and his hands unwittingly clenching into knuckles.Nana stared at him in surprise. "Lucas…?"Even if he never got close to her on his own before, he wouldn’t reject her touch either.Now, however, she found him to be a stranger more than ever before as he stood before her.Even now, he looked at her as if he didn’t recognize her."Lucas?" Nana's tears sprang out again, and the heart rate monitor attached to her beeped irregularly in warning as her emotions ran high.Nonetheless, John eventually walked up to her and took her hand. Nana's emotions calmed immediately, her heart rate turning stable in turn.She sobbed in joy, "You're alive, Lucas… I was so scared I won't ever see you again. I can't live without you."Her words were earnest, but John neve

John ultimately left Nana's room, but she wasn’t letting go of his hand even in her sleep.He had to firmly pry her fingers off, not caring that he seemed to wake her when doing so.He turned and headed outside, his feet seemingly weighing tons.The last three years suddenly felt like a dream; yet even though he had woken up from it, he was unable to escape.He paused just outside a ward.He had no idea that Cordy was staying in that ward, and was simply taking a stroll on a whim.Yet he ended up here anyway, and he couldn’t leave once he arrived.He stood outside the door, watching as Cordy got out of bed and into the wheelchair beside it.Dicky was just typing the password on his laptop when he heard the commotion. He turned towards her and asked, "Mommy?""I'm fine on my own, don't worry," she told him softly, not noticing the man at the door.She just slept for a while, though that was a lie—too much was weighing on her heart and suffocating her, so she wanted to relax.