A Woman Worth Billions Dated the Wrong Brother novel Chapter 109

“How?”

Jason didn’t move.

Didn’t blink.

“Do it.”

Two simple words.

But they carried weight.

Authority.

Threat.

A promise.

I watched him.

And there it was again.

That crack.

That moment where control slipped.

Just slightly.

But enough.

His hands were clenched at his sides.

His shoulders tense.

Like he was holding himself back from something.

From breaking.

From reacting.

From destroying something-or someone.

I turned back to the girl beside me.

“She’s going to be okay,” I said quietly.

This time-

My voice wasn’t just for her.

It was for me too.

She finally looked at me.

Really looked.

Fear still there.

But something else now.

Hope.

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Small.

Pragile.

But there.

“…You won’t send us back?” she whispered.

I shook my head.

“No.”

My voice didn’t waver.

“Never.”

Across the room-

Jason closed his eyes briefly.

Just for a second.

Like those words meant something to him too.

Like he was making the same promise.

In his own way.

And in that moment-

I understood something clearly.

This wasn’t just about rescuing them anymore.

This wasn’t just about revenge.

Or justice.

Or power.

This-

Was about making sure no one ever put them back in that position again.

We ended up setting the room for both girls.

Side by side.

Close enough to see each other.

To hear each other.

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They weren’t alone anymore.

The doctors moved between them carefully.

Quieter now.

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More focused.

But still speaking in low tones that carried more weight than they probably intended.

“We’ll need full panels.”

“Blood work, imaging…”

“Long-term monitoring…”

“Trauma response evaluation…”

They weren’t just treating injuries.

They were trying to understand damage.

Damage that had been building for years.

Grandfather didn’t hesitate.

“Do whatever is necessary.”

His voice was calm.

But firm.

Final.

The older girl sat on the edge of the second bed now.

Still watching everything.

Still holding onto me when she could.

But no longer shaking.

Not as much.

The younger girl-

She was awake.

Barely.

But awake.

Her eyes moved slowly.

Taking in the room.

The people.

The light.

Like everything was too much.

I approached carefully.

Slow. 1

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Measured.

Nidn’t get too close.

Didn’t reach out.

Not yet.

But I made sure she could see me.

And I smiled.

Soft.

Gentle.

Safe.

“Hey…”

Her eyes flickered toward me.

Uncertain.

Tired.

“Do you know who you are?”

She blinked slowly.

Confused.

No answer.

I nodded slightly.

“That’s okay.”

I crouched a little, lowering myself to her level.

“Then I’ll tell you.”

I kept my voice light.

Almost playful.

Like this was normal.

Like this wasn’t the first time she had ever been asked that question.

“You’re my cousin.”

Her brows furrowed slightly.

Processing.

Holding onto the word.

Cousin

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Something safe.

Something belonging.

“And cousins,” I continued softly, “get to choose things.”

A small pause.

Then-1

“What’s your favorite thing in the world?”

Her lips parted slightly.

For a moment, I thought she wouldn’t answer.

Then-1

“…flowers.”

The word was fragile.

Like it hadn’t been used in a long time.

But it was there.

Real.

I smiled wider.

“Flowers?”

She nodded faintly.

A small spark lighting behind her eyes.

“I really like roses…”

A breath.

“…red roses.”