A Second Chance at Forever

Chapter 50

“Are you going to see the President?”

Beautiful Sophie, dressed in professional attire, asked Eleanor, who was waiting for the elevator but hesitated to get in, with confusion.

Eleanor snapped back to reality, hurriedly shook her head and said, “Sorry, I forgot to get something. Ms. Ratliff, you guys go

ahead.”

She then turned around and left without daring to look at them for too long.

Sophie watched Eleanor disappear and couldn’t help but say to Bernard, “What a weird assistant. We’re not monsters, why is she so scared that she won’t even share an elevator with us?”

Bernard didn’t respond, his indifferent eyes showed no emotion as he had no interest in anything around him.

you

Seeing this, Sophie stretched out her slender hand and draped it around his arm, softly thanking him, “Bernard, thank for taking me to the ER that night. I’ve been abroad for the past few years and not used to the food there; I developed gastritis, and it keeps coming back. I really appreciate your help.”

That day her father took her to visit the Laurence family and they discussed their engagement. In her excitement, she had a few more drinks than she should have, not thinking it would upset her stomach like that. Fortunately, Bernard was kind enough not to refuse her request to take her to the ER in front of everyone.

opportunity to thank him, but every time she visited the Laurence Group, his assistant said he wasn’t there. If it weren’t

on his arm, then coldly said, “You wrinkled

arm, lowered her head, and asked with disappointment, “Hasn’t

wiped his clothes with a handkerchief and replied coldly.

taken

and even allowed her to sit on his lap accidentally, and he didn’t seem

up, it was Bernard who carried her out of the car at

that after five years, his mysophobia was

like he had some

him.

your proposal five years ago because I didn’t think I was good enough. That’s why I went abroad to study. Now I’m the president of Ratliff Group and I can stand beside you. Can

me?”

as he glanced at Sophie. My illness has nothing to

reassured her.