A Second Chance at Forever

Chapter 362

Eleanor watched Pearce’s retreating figure, frozen in place.

She never expected her sister’s first project would be with the space agency.

It wasn’t that she was scared of going on site visits, she was scared of…

Liana once mentioned Bernard Laurence worked at the space agency, if she bumped into him…

Hailey glanced at Eleanor, seeing her deep in thought, she understood what was going on in her mind.

She softly reassured her, “Eleanor, don’t sweat it. the space agency is massive. It’s not that easy to run into someone…”

True, Bernard was in charge of space exploration, and she was in charge of architecture. One in the sky, one on the ground, two different jobs. How could they possibly be working in the same place? She was overthinking it.

Eleanor snapped out of her thoughts and asked, “Hailey, are you coming with?”

As much as Hailey wanted to come along for the experience, she shook her head, “I won’t be going, I’m swamped at night.”

After speaking, she reminded Eleanor like a mother would to her child, “Eleanor, Pearce is unreliable. You need to be extra careful when you’re abroad, look after yourself, ok?”

clutching her arm, reluctantly agreed, “Alright, I got it, my dear

her short hair, urging her to pack. Only then did

suitcase, and then opened the bag she

the bag for her ID, but

picked up the divorce certificate.

of the two of them. After a quiet moment,

owed Garett too much,

to leave and sever all contact, all to help her, to spare her from

with all her heart, she would bury this guilt deep

drawer, as if locking away her past, never to open it

things, she picked up her suitcase and headed downstairs.

come out, he drove up to her and took her straight

the highway, he sped all the way, as if

into the airport. She fought back the nausea, followed him to check in her luggage, and then sat down

and opened Whatsapp

‘coward‘ under her breath, and dialed his number directly, but it

her teeth in frustration, but not willing to give up, she continued to send

a message every day. She didn’t believe