Summary of Chapter 350 from Encore of the Avenging Muse (Sylvia and Rupert)
Chapter 350 marks a crucial moment in Oliver Harrison’s Romance novel, Encore of the Avenging Muse (Sylvia and Rupert). This chapter blends tension, emotion, and plot progression to deliver a memorable reading experience — one that keeps readers eagerly turning the page.
Hospital Room
When Sylvia woke up, Rupert was already gone. She took a moment to gather her strength, then got out of bed and poured herself a glass of water. Just as she took a sip, she noticed a shadow flickering outside the door.
“Who’s there?” she called out.
The door creaked open a sliver, and Jayson’s head peeked through.
“Quit messing around,” his mom said, pulling Jayson out of the way as she stepped into the room. “Miss, I really have to thank you for what you did. I brought you something to eat—I hope you don’t mind. It’s nothing fancy.”
“Are you kidding? Thank you so much! I’m starving,” Sylvia replied, a little embarrassed but grateful.
Jayson’s mom opened up a thermos and poured out a bowl of creamy oatmeal, then handed over a couple of homemade biscuits.
She carefully packed the rest of the food away, making sure not to waste a crumb.
Sylvia eyed the food, a little suspicious. “Mrs. Carter, did you…?”
“Jayson’s dad is still in the ICU. We’re just trying to make things stretch, you know?” Mrs. Carter’s eyes turned red and watery.
Sylvia thought for a moment, then asked gently, “Jayson getting thrown in the river… it had something to do with his dad, didn’t it?”
Mrs. Carter looked like she’d been punched in the stomach. Tears welled up and spilled down her cheeks.
“They’re monsters, all of them! Messed everything up, and now they want us to sign those papers—”
“Who? Who are you talking about?”
Mrs. Carter hesitated, biting her lip. “It’s just… never mind. Saying it won’t change anything. Miss, really, thank you. We should get going.”
She took Jayson’s hand and started to leave. But just as they reached the door, Jayson turned and pressed his little woven basket into Sylvia’s hands.
“For you,” he said solemnly. “To protect you.”
Sylvia looked at the tiny basket, barely bigger than her palm, and smiled. “Thank you, Jayson.”
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