A Second Chance at Forever

Chapter 54

He appeared in a sapphire blue shirt, complemented by a matching coat, which emphasized his tall and slender figure from afar. A sense of authority emanated from him, captivating those who laid eyes upon him.

As you approached him, his face, now framed by golden wire–rimmed glasses, revealed a mature and polished appearance, no longer retaining its boyish charm. The sight of him in this manner after so many years filled Eleanor’s heart with tranquility.

She made a symbolic gesture, raising her hand and waving at him, signaling him to follow her. “This way!” she called out.

Upon catching sight of Eleanor amidst the crowd, the man hesitated momentarily.

He had come to A City with his team for a business meeting, primarily for bidding purposes.

Little did he anticipate that the Ratliff Group would discover his visit and insist on sending someone to receive him and arrange a dinner party.

Reluctantly, he had agreed, but he never anticipated that the person tasked with picking him up would be Eleanor.

For a few seconds, he was stunned but then quickly recovered his composure and walked towards Eleanor with his team.

Tall as he was, he stood before her, towering over her by a head.

but to look down at her, “Ms. Shultz, long

her Ms. Shultz, he completely severed the friendship they had

“Mr.

the underground parking

annoyed demeanor and slightly

a moment then quickly stepped in front of Eleanor, “You’re not still mad at me, are

at him and retorted, “Why would I have the right to be mad at you?”

memory and can’t remember you. That’s why I treated you that way five years ago.

face that was identical to Garett’s, her

lost his memory, or was he just

she had sold herself to save him, he had kissed her like a

family showed up and claimed he was the missing son of the Clowers Group, he

he say those words when she went to

her?

eyes, and her heart ached when she thought of how

amnesia; she felt he didn’t want her only because

family, she visited them every day, ignoring her dignity and kneeling in front of him, explaining over and over that she had sold herself

only did he not believe her, but he also raised his heavy boots