All Chapters of When Your Heart Found Mine!: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

Ella's POV "Considering the evidence the court hereby, finds Ben and Garry the culprit and decides to charge them the punishment with life imprisonment." 

Ella's POV "How dare you slap me? Now I will surely destroy everything, wait and watch," she muttered and walked towards the JCB. 

Ella's POVWhen we stepped inside the wide washroom, there were many cubicles. There were few females around. Mom walked to the last row of the cubicle and walked in.I walked to the second last cubicle and got inside. When I was done and came out mom was still inside.I darted around but there was no one. I leaned and washed my hands. When I glanced at the window I jerked off seeing a familiar figure on the reflection. Before I could say anything that person smash something hard on my head and I collapsed on the ground at once. I lied on the ground crying out in agony holding my head. I wished if mom could hear me but the dripping sound of water was suppressing my cry.And slowly my eyes became a blur and in a while, I got unconscious with only one colour flashing on my eyes and that was black."Hey...hey...hey.." I hear

Aviv's POV Hello, Av, did you find..." I didn't give Erik a chance to complete his sentence, and questioned, "You said you know who is behind all this. Tell me who she is?"

Aviv's POV "Calm down. He is a doctor, not a magician who can just flip his stick and do the magic and make his sister back to normal. He is human like you and I Aviv. Don't forget that," Erik tried his best to persuade me but I was not in the mood to take his words.  "Who is the donor to donate the blood?" a Nurse approached questioning us.  "I..." said Erik stepping towards her.  "Please come with me we need to take your blood and check before donating it to the patient," she said and walked away.  "I will be back after some time. Just don't go being mad at everyone. Everything will be alright," Erik persuade me before walking behind the nurse.  I absently watched his back shrinking in the hallway. He who was an orphan like me and was brought up in an orphan was not more than family to me.