Out Of The Shadows Tilda’s Brilliant Second Life novel Chapter 419

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Chapter 419 Get Some Rest

Finished

Russell sighed. “Go see Justin. We asked about his shoulder on the way back, but he just stayed quiet and acted off.”

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… Alright, Dad. I’ll check on him now.”

Kayden turned toward the stairs and walked up to the third floor.

He paused outside Justin’s room, drew in a deep breath, and knocked lightly on the door.

“Justin, it’s me, Kayden.”

No response from inside.

Kayden hesitated, then tried again.

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“Justin, is it because you figured out that Tilda was the girl from that old piano clip you’ve been chasing after for years?”

A few seconds later, the door creaked open.

Justin looked like life had drained out of him overnight.

His eyes were dull, and his dislocated shoulder only made things worse.

“Justin, your shoulder … ”

“I’m fine. This pain doesn’t matter anymore.”

Justin didn’t bother talking to anyone but Kayden. He was the only one who understood what had changed him.

The rest of the family had no clue.

Kayden sighed. “I brought the first aid kit. Let me fix you up, then we can talk about Tilda.”

He walked inside without waiting for an answer.

Justin’s room was plain–just a table, a piano, a desk, some chairs, and a case showing off his piano trophies.

On the desk were scattered photos of Justin at competitions and traveling, usually with family by his side.

In those photos, he was bright and smiling.

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Chapter 419 Get Some Rest

Compared to now? It was like looking at a different person.

Kayden had studied first aid and was certified. In fact, every Jenson kid had to learn it.

They’d been taught since they were kids.

If something bad happened, and they didn’t know what to do, it could cost a life.

Kayden reset Justin’s shoulder.

“Hiss!”

Justin sucked in a breath, his face tight from the pain. But the relief came quickly after.

Finished

Kayden carefully treated the shoulder and wrapped it. “Good thing it wasn’t your fingers. That would’ve ended your career.”

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