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Lucan grabbed the vial of alcohol, then gently moved, making Adeline lie back on her side. He removed the bandage and then raised his head to Angel, who had dispersed the servants. "Bring me a honey ointment, wools, bandage, towels, and warm water." Angel noddedband bowed before walking away, leaving them both again. Lucan took off the bandage and the blood-soaked wool, then discarded them unto the floor. "You gave me an option, Lucan. I chose to die. Why did you help me? Why did you not just let me bleed to death and be free?" Lucan gave a small sigh as he dabbed the alcohol gently on her wound. "I gave you an option. I never said you were the one with the final say." Adeline closed her eyes. "I will never forgive you, Lucan. You destroyed my life, separated me from the ones I lov