A Second Chance at Forever

Chapter 789

Eleanor and Bernard abandoned their Las Vegas plans and embarked on a whirlwind journey, including a trip to the Maldives. Half a month flew by in the blink of an eye.

During this time. Hailey and Yeager Alis spent increasing amounts of time together. Despite the hospital’s chaotic atmosphere, Yeager always found a way to visit Hailey He would bring her breakfast in the morning and act as her chauffeur at night Even during Harley’s demanding overnight shifts, be patiently awaited her clocking off.

Every time Hailey spolled Yeager waiting for her, she felt a wave of affection. His sweetness was a rarity that melted her heart. Encouraged by these warm feelings, Hailey started to relax and enjoy occasional outings with Yeager, grabbing meals or catching a movie

Their dates became more frequent, allowing them to grow closer and deepen their connection Holding hands and other affectionate gestures felt increasingly natural.

One day, after Hailey finished a night shift, she noticed Yeager standing at the entrance of her workplace, holding an umbrella as heavy rain poured down

“Why didn’t you come in out of the rain?” She asked

Yeager held out his hand, waiting for Hailey to put her hand in his, then said, “The rain’s not that bad”

Hailey noticed the gloom in Yeager’s eyes, as if he was troubled by something. So, she furrowed her brow and asked, “What’s up?*

under his black umbrella, lifted his downcast eyes, looked at Hailey for a moment, then dropped his umbrella and pulled her into

shoulder. She froze for a second, but she didn’t push him away, instead, she seemed

easing the pain and sorrow in his eyes a

couldn’t save a young man in surgery tonight… Yeage said, his arm around Hailey

man,

become a doctor? To heal people,

of defeat on his face, she

moment, Hailey mustered up the courage, wrapped her arms around Yeager, her slender, pale fingers gently stroking

the shots. Even though doctors have the skills, they can’t guarantee to save everyone. Don’t beat

she comforted him and patted his back, she

when I’m sick. It’s because of doctors that so many patients have hope. So, to me, doctors

so busy working part–time in high school, she might have hit the

held onto her hand tightly, unwilling to let go.

thanks for the pep

his voice, knew he was feeling a bit better, so she

“Let’s head back…”