A Second Chance at Forever

Chapter 352

When Hailey found out that Garett and Bernard had both left, she dashed to the hospital.

There on the hospital bed lay Eleanor, her back all patched up with medicine, but her wounds were still festering.

She was lying on her side, her eyes blank, just staring out the window.

As Hailey approached, she realized Eleanor was in so such pain that she was breaking out in a cold sweat, but hadn’t made a peep.

She was clutching the sheets, as if trying to alleviate the pain, but it was no use.

Seeing Eleanor like this, Hailey couldn’t help but shed tears, “Eleanor…”

Hearing Hailey’s voice, Eleanor slowly lifted her eyes, her unfocused gaze fixed on the figure in front of her for a long while.

When she finally made out it was Hailey, she parted her dry lips and whispered, “Hailey…”

Hailey could sense the helplessness in Eleanor’s tone.

Touched, Hailey picked up a towel nearby, bent down and wiped the sweat off Eleanor’s forehead.

Liana told me nobody’s taking care of you, so I rushed here. Sorry I’m

her a small shake of her head, as if trying to say something but not knowing what

gently wiping her forehead, she noticed the divorce papers

glance, her brows

wonder Garett’s phone was off. Turned out he and Eleanor got divorced.

so pale and feeble, and her

thought Bernard would stay by your side, that’s why

to put on a weak smile, seemingly too tired to talk about

down by the bed, held Eleanor’s hand, as if trying to lend her some strength, and gave

it’s okay. They might have left, but I’m still here. I’ll be by

leaving Eleanor to Garett, and that was why he didn’t come to take care of

called Garett, hoping to rekindle their old flame, but

breaking off their agreement three years ago, left

ago, left Eleanor once.

chose to leave Eleanor, but not

Hailey, would stick by Eleanor, taking good care of her.

warmth filled Eleanor, and a hint of color came back to her vacant eyes, “Hailey, thank you for

hair, “The best

been too hard to her Eleanor. Always trying to hold on tight to something, but always slipping away, and