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When she woke up again, it was dark outside, and the room was dimly lit by a single overhead light. A nurse was checking her IV drip, and Kelan was back, sitting by her bedside. She looked around, disoriented for a moment.

“Lisa,” Kelan whispered, leaning closer. “They said you can see Mello now, but only for a few minutes. He’s still in pretty bad shape.”

She nodded weakly. “Please, take me to him.”

The nurse brought a wheelchair, and with Kelan's help, Lisa was carefully moved into it. Every movement sent small jolts of pain through her, but she didn’t care. She needed to see Mello.

As they wheeled her down the hallway, the soft hum of hospital machinery and hushed voices filled the space. When they reached the room

As Lisa looked around the room she was in, the door creaked open, revealing the most handsome man she had ever seen. She couldn’t believe it—she was actually blushing.

Mello stepped inside, a bright smile on his face, holding a bouquet of flowers. He was dressed in a bla
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