Chapter Summary: Chapter 892 – A Life Debt Repaid by Cheng Xiaocheng
In Chapter 892, a key moment in the Marriage novel A Life Debt Repaid, Cheng Xiaocheng delivers powerful storytelling, emotional shifts, and critical plot development. This chapter deepens the reader’s connection to the characters and sets the stage for upcoming revelations.
At that very moment, Cordy held on tighter to John by instinct, not willing to let him leave and go to Nana's side.
John's fingers twitched in turn, naturally sensing the pressure in Cordy’s touch.
However, he didn’t push her away.
He could never do it.
"Lucas, we're getting married soon…" Nana's voice remained soft and feeble, as she calmly told them about reality with an expectant look in her eyes.
Even so, John refused to go to her.
He wanted to stay with Cordy, and love her and her alone for the rest of his life.
Be it before and after his amnesia, or after he regained his memories, he only ever loved Cordy.
All he felt towards Nana was only responsibility—but at a level that could crush him.
Nana, upon seeing that John wasn’t coming over to her, and that he wasn’t pushing Cordy away and was holding her hand firmly, flashed her usual innocent smile; this time, it carried a hint of reluctance.
She slowly walked towards John, saying, "It's fine. If you won't come back to me, I’ll come to you."
Nana stopped right in front of him, and tried to pull Cordy's hand off him.
However, Cordy stubbornly held on tighter to John.
No one could make her let go—be it Nana or anyone else!
Nana, who was enfeebled in the first place, couldn’t muster any strength to her wrist.
She gave up, and said, "Lucas and I are engaged, Cordy."
"You forced him." Cordy looked her in the eye without flinching.
Was everything she did pointless to him?
No.
She never lost once when it comes to claiming ownership of everything and anything she desired.
It was no infatuation she had towards Lucas—she was madly in love with him, and therefore would not allow anyone to take him away.
She said very slowly and clearly, "Lucas, do you really want to watch me die?"
John reacted ever so slightly to that, and Cordy felt it too.
"Don't you think it's despicable, threatening him with suicide?" she snapped.
"No, because I'm not joking around." Nana smiled with considerable composure. "On the other hand, are you willing to lay down your life for your love?"
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