Wedding My Ex's Uncle (Kaia and Alden) novel Chapter 330

Chapter 330 Epilogue: Kayla and Calvin XIX

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Thankfully, though Calvin was ravenous as a wolf, he’d only made love to her once.

Calvin came in from outside, carrying breakfast. “You’re awake?”

Kayla pulled the blanket up, covering herself completely.

For a moment, she wasn’t sure how to face him.

“Yeah.”

Calvin smiled, unfazed by her coolness. He gently set the food

by the bed and reached out to ruffle her hair.

“Want me to feed you, or are you getting up to eat?”

Kayla didn’t hesitate. “I’ll eat myself!”

She glanced at her nightgown draped over the sofa. “Grab my clothes and turn around!”

Despite their intimacy last night, she was back to her frosty self

today.

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Calvin didn’t want to upset her, so he did as she asked.

The quiet morning felt intimate, as if they’d never broken up.

“The group leader said Charlie’s family is here, and they’re planning to transfer him. Want to check in after we eat?”

Kayla was surprised Calvin cared so much about a stranger.

“Sure!”

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At the hospital, the doctors advised against transferring Charlie.

A young woman with red–rimmed eyes looked lost. The man holding her seemed equally worried.

“Hi, I’m Charlie’s friend,” Kayla said. “Is he okay?”

The woman’s lips trembled. “Thank you for coming. We haven’t found a liver donor. My son might not have much time.”

That crushing panic seized Kayla’s chest again.

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Cabin squeered her shoulder, silently comforting her.

“Stay and talk with them. I’ll step out to make a call.”

Kayla hadn’t expected Calvin’s call to last a full hour.

He returned with a calm stride and looked solemnly at Charlie’s parents.

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“I reached out to a contact in another state. There’s a liver

donor, but it’ll cost about five hundred thousand dollars. The doctors still need to confirm compatibility. If you need it, I can give you their contact info.”

Liver transplants had less stringent matching requirements, so a donor was likely to work.

Charlie’s parents‘ eyes lit up with hope. “Mr. Barnes, is that true? You’re not joking?”

Kayla’s gaze flickered with disbelief. “Calvin, are you serious?”

Calvin chuckled lightly, “I wouldn’t joke about something like this.”

Charlie’s parents clasped his hand. “Thank you, thank you!”

“It’s up to luck now, whether the match works.”

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Leaving the hospital, Kayla was still reeling.

She’d thought she’d lose a new friend, but now there was hope.

Calvin caught her sparkling eyes and gave a small smile. “Don’t look at me like that, especially over another guy.

“I might be a bit jealous, but I’d rather not see you sad.”

Kayla’s smile came from the heart. Everything was moving in a better direction.

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Calvin brought Kayla back to her hometown.

As soon as she walked through the door, she threw herself into her grandfather’s arms.

John was caught off guard. “What’s wrong, Kayla? Did someone give you trouble out there?”

Her family knew nothing of what she’d been through.

That day, because Kayla was back, the whole family gathered.

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Kayla sat close to John, practically glued to his side.

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She suddenly realized her grandfather was getting old, nearing the age where he could leave them at any moment.

The brush with life and death on her trip made her cherish her family more than ever.

Brenda wasn’t pleased–it bothered her that Kayla’s return stirred up so much attention from everyone.

To her surprise, Kayla slid a chicken wing onto her plate.

Brenda stared at the food, then met Kayla’s bright eyes, her lips parting. “You…”

“Aunt Brenda, eat more. You’ve lost weight lately.”

Brenda’s cheeks flushed. She looked a little embarrassed.

She picked up a shrimp and placed it on Kayla’s plate. “You too. You look like you starved on that trip.”

Their earlier tension seemed to melt away in this small, mutual gesture of care.

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