A Second Chance at Forever

Chapter 129

7 don’t quite know how you feel about Ms. Shultz…”

With concern about her potential analytical mistake, Liana summoned the courage to ask.

If Bernard doesn’t care about Eleanor, then Liana’s keeping the lie about her illness is understandable. But if Bernard genuinely cares about Eleanor, then he will likely blame Liana when he discovers the truth. Liana hoped to get a clear answer from Bernard, so it could help her decide whether to tell him the truth. While Liana was racking her brain, Bernard put down his phone and raised his glass for a sip of wine. His demeanor suggested to Liana that he might not care about Eleanor as much as she thought.

“To me, she’s just someone to satisfy my physical needs.”

Bernard’s answer hinted to Liana that his concern went no further than that.

So, Liana finally understood how Bernard thought of Eleanor.

She’d assumed, because of how he rushed to take Eleanor to the hospital and then brought her back home for care, that he liked her to some extent.

Turns out it was just a matter of meeting his physical need.

probably why he hadn’t switched a sex partner in five years, she

woman by Bernard’s side; she just hadn’t met her before.

to change partners in all this time

and women could view relationships differently. Some guys might care more about fulfilling their physical needs,

severe obsessions. Once he found a woman who he could accept, he wouldn’t let her go

the conversation outside reached

the face as she became acutely

she had even been moved by his occasional kind gestures in the past. She felt so

emotions for him in

when he eventually discarded her, she wouldn’t be utterly pathetic. Eleanor raised her right hand and adjusted the drip speed on the IV bag, believing that a

Liana left, Bernard busied himself for a while, working until

then put his work aside, looked up at Bryson and said, “Give it to me.”

hesitated, then realized that Mr. Laurence wanted to

the tray over, cautioning, “Mr. Laurence, be

carried the food to Eleanor’s