Chapter 139 A Roar

• After blushing in shame, Susan spoke the words, "You're different from him." Even though Luke had once been her closest companion, he was now just a well-known stranger to her. It was obvious that she had to reciprocate since he was a stranger. But for Julian, things were different. He was her family, her spouse, and her lover. It was difficult to get to the bottom of her outburst, and she owed him too much. Julian's eyes glistened when he realized what Susan was hinting at. In a low voice, he gathered Susan in his arms and said, "Even though I'm different from him, you still have to return me the favor."
• "How do you want me to pay you back?" Susan reddened even more. "Well, basically... I only accept compensation." "Huh?" Julian had flung Susan onto the bed before she could respond. After that, he flung himself onto her, wrapped his arms around her, and held her body to his. Did you realize how terrified I was when I learned you were missing, Susie? Give thanks to God that nothing happened to you; it is a miracle. She couldn't see his face since he was resting on her shoulder. But she could hear him clearly. Her heart shook as his voice faltered.
• She gave him a hug in return. She genuinely believed she was going to die when she was in the cave. Her brother and Julian were the only two individuals she could think of at the moment. Her heart had unconsciously been captivated by the haughty guy. Though she was aware that there weren't many miracles in the world, Julian praised God for the one. He was the one who performed all the miracles. That was her miracle, to put it another way. In the highlands, it had been intermittently snowing. Luke clenched and unclenched his hands as he stood in front of his own room, staring straight ahead. He pondered Susan's current state of mind following the traumatic event. Was she still afraid?