A Second Chance at Forever
Chapter 428
Chapter 428
Gianna was about to head back to her country for a mission, but as soon as she stepped into the airport, she saw Bernard puking blood.
She took off her sunglasses in surprise and quickly walked towards Bernard in her high heels.
She frowned at Bernard and asked his bodyguard, “What the heck happened to Mr. Laurence?”
The bodyguard shook his head at Gianna and looked at a woman going through security in the distance.
Gianna followed the bodyguard’s gaze and saw Eleanor, who didn’t even bother to look back.
She shook her head in sympathy at Bernard.
Her brother was right, Mr. Laurence only had eyes for Eleanor.
Gianna kindly told the bodyguard, “My family’s hospital is right next to the airport. Take him there to get him checked out.”
What would happen to the Siren Organization if he were to just drop dead?
school, his adoptive father had been secretly organizing everything. This was his life’s work, and
of Teresa in the distance, coldly staring at her.
Gianna pause, and she instinctively glanced at Bernard. Could it
and said, “Go check out that woman”
left. Gianna, holding her suitcase,
care
Eleanor, not even noticing Gianna or hearing her
Eleanor, hoping she wouldn’t look
obedient as ever, not looking back
his last bit of
after clearing security, Bernard couldn’t
Teresa rushed into the VIP
already woken up and was receiving an
visit to the hospital as an excuse to see
no choice but to spend a lot of money on a nurse’s outfit, redo her makeup and sneak into
as she entered, she walked straight up to Bernard, who was awake, and
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