Breaking Free, Loving Again -The Flash Marriage with Mr. CEO novel Chapter 448

Just as Arwen was considering an appointment with a neurologist, she heard a knock at the door of the doctor's chamber, which was soon pushed open to reveal a nurse standing outside.

"Doctor," she greeted reverently, before giving a small polite smile to Arwen which Arwen reciprocated the same. "Dean Sir has been looking for you. If you have some time, kindly walk to his office once."

The doctor nodded politely to her. "I will go once I am done here," he said and then giving a nod of understanding, the nurse left.

Once the door closed, the doctor looked back at Arwen and said again, "You can think of getting an appointment with a neurologist, Mrs. Winslow. However, I would suggest to wait for some time and let things settle on your side for some time. Once you and your body relax, you might now see those dreams again."

Arwen understood what the doctor was trying to say. She nodded. "I understand it, doctor," she said and then she slowly stood up, pushing the chair. "I will think about it. Thank you for your help today."

With that, she grabbed her medical report file and then exited the room.

The doctor stared at her leaving before he got up himself to leave.

Outside, Arwen halted in her steps. Her thoughts spiral back to everything that the doctor has said to her.

She had no doubts that she desired to share a deep connection and past with Aiden. But was it really just a yearning desire of her heart?

Was there truly no reality to it?

Was she truly just having illusions in those dreams … weaving the plots she desperately wanted to exist in the real world?

The more she thought about it, the more she felt it couldn't be like that. It could be just her desire to have Aiden meant just for herself.

But then there was her yearning —the desire that she cannot deny.

To be the one he always treasured in his heart —not just for days, weeks or months, but for almost a decade —with love that wasn't fleeting passion, but a devotion so intense, it resembled faith.

She wanted to be that girl who kept him enchanted even when she wasn't around him.

She wanted to be the one who lived in his heart, casting out all others.

She knew that she had become that woman now. But she was greedy. She didn't just want to be his present —she wanted to be his past and future too.

As Arwen came to terms with these feelings, she thought she might deny them. But suddenly, she didn't want to.

She wanted to accept them —boldly, unapologetically

Caught up in her thoughts, she didn't realize when she started walking again —until she suddenly collided with someone.

Her brows furrowed as the report file fell from her hands to the floor.

"I am sorry," she said quickly, knowing it was her fault. Without even looking at the person she had bumped into, she bent to pick up the file —but froze when a familiar voice called her name. _{frёeweɓηovel.coɱ}

"Arwen!"

She looked up in surprise, recognizing the man moments later.

"Mr. Thorne!" she greeted, giving an apologetic smile. "Sorry, I really didn't see you. I was lost in thought."