A Second Chance at Forever

Tyler had just left the hospital room when he bumped into Aldyn, who was rushing over. At the moment their eyes met, Tyler’s eyes were filled with Intense hatred, and all the pleasant feelings he had previously for Liana also vanished,

Tyler stared coldly at Aidyn, deliberately bumping into his shoulder, pushing him aside, and then walked away arrogantly.

Aldyn looked back at the figure getting farther away, carrying hate in his heart. He didn’t expect to see Tyler around Liana again after all these years. Aldyn couldn’t understand what Tyler was thinking. If he hated Aldyn so much, why would he take it out on Liana? It was utterly contradictory.

No matter what Tyler was thinking. Aldyn would never let him hurt Liana again like he did in the past!

Aldyn entered the hospital room, glanced at Liana’s Injuries, and the resentment in his heart disappeared, replaced by heartache.

“Liana, how are you feeling?” he asked.

I’m fine” Liana shook her head and looked worriedly at the scars on Aldyr’s face, asking, “Aldyn, how did you get hurt too?”

Aidyn touched his scars with a bit of embarrassment.

That night, Mr. Laurence had forbidden Aidyn to follow him, but Aidyn had done so, worrying about how things turned out.

He saw Mr. Laurence entering the cemetery, and suspecting that Mr. Laurence and Ms. Shultz were going to have a talk, he didn’t follow in

Not a moment later, Donna’s men carried an unconscious Mr. Laurence out. Seeing him still unconscious and bloodied, Aldyn thought they had hurt Mr.

Laurence

Aidyn tried to rescue him but failed. He ended up being confined by Donna’s men for a few days.

Unwilling to talk about that night, Aidyn said casually. It’s a long story I’ll tell you some other time.”

Liana didn’t ask any more questions. She said to him, “Aidyn, I’ve made quite a bit of money over the years. Help me withdraw it and give it to Ms. Vulpe.” Back when Liana had saved Ms. Shultz, she had promised her that if she were to recover, Liana would help set aside money for Ms. Vulpe. Although Ms. Shultz had died not long after, Liana still intended to keep her word, as a way to make amends.

Since Liana couldn’t move because of her injuries, she entrusted Aidyn: “The bank card is at home. Would you please take a trip and give it to Ms. Vulpe? Make sure she takes it.

Aidyn nodded, bade her to rest well and left the hospital.

her house, not going

used blankets, worn clothes, read books,

was still there, her presence everywhere. Seeing these things, Hailey couldn’t

the most was dreaming of Eleanor being by her side and even herself visiting Eleanor in the other world

sun shone brightly, and colorful flowers covered the hills and dales. Eleanor led her to sit on a swing full of flowers. The two

to worry about me. I’ll take good

too.”

her, “Eleanor, can you

gaze dropped, seemingly recalling the unhappy times they had in the world of the living. A touch of sadness appeared on her

someone hurt my heart there. I don’t want to

cried for a

had never been

Eleanor was abandoned by her parents due to congenital heart disease.

in her youth brought her deep pain; although it was a

later took her life personally, and she died

this world,

often dreamed that Eleanor lived a much better life in another

left earlier, and when

the dream, she will build a house there and when Garett and her life end

when they left the orphanage, they would live together under the same roof, and the three of them would end

unfulfilled wishes in this life can

to her senses, looked at the suicide note left

to that world to

her emotions, there was a

thought it was Jason Clowers coming back, hurriedly got up to open the door, but saw Herrards assistant instead, her face changed instantly Just as she was about to close the door, Aidyn stepped forward and blocked the door, “Please

cold expression for Bernard’s assistant: “What can I do for

said she had promised Ms. Shultz that

was taken aback and quickly pushed back the bank card: “I cannot take Dr. Terrill’s

was reluctant to use the money left by Eleanor,