A Second Chance at Forever

Chapter 33

She wrote two full pages, putting all her thoughts into words in a simple and concise way.

After finishing, she tucked the bank card into the suicide note and wrote “To Hailey” on the envelope.

She hesitated for a moment, then took out another piece of paper and wanted to write something for Bernard, but she didn’t know what

to say.

In the end, she only wrote a few words – his name – and then put down the pen, folded the paper, and put it in the drawer.

After she left, Hailey would surely come to clean up her belongings, and then she would find what she had left for her.

Having done all this, Eleanor took her medicine. Tonight she had a heavy task, and she had to steady herself, or she would fail at the last minute.

After taking the medicine, she opened the locked desk drawer and took out a small jar of sleeping pills she had saved for about ten days.

She put the sleeping pills, the forged contract, and the dagger into a bag, then took out her phone and booked a hotel.

She went to set things up at the hotel first, then sent the address to Josef via text message.

add Josef on WhatsApp, thinking that he had texted her before, so she used this method

Hotel, room 2088,

would come straight over after seeing the message, but he unexpectedly replied with

question mark. Wasn’t it agreed that he would give him

sent another message: Wait

put down her phone, and took

a wine glass, picked up the dagger, and used the tip of the knife

she was going to fight to the death with Josef, but she didn’t prepare enough that time. This time, she had to kill

nor did she want to involve Hailey. There was no other way out but

the pills, poured the wine into the glass, and hid the dagger under the pillow.

Eleanor turned off the lights, sat on the couch, and waited

was

to stay calm, but her body

and scared, but things had come to this point, and all she

walked over to

door wearing a

the first sight of him, Eleanor knew something was off. She tried to close the door, but

man quickly and skillfully turned off all the lights in the room after entering.