A Second Chance at Forever

Chapter 904

With that. Robin gave a warning to Elbert

“You gotta Meer clear of that delinquent woman’s daughter Don’t treat her like your sister or you’ll be the one getting hurt

With that said Robin hung up the call

Elbert pocketed his phone, deep in thought glancing at the figure entering the villa

Right, he almost forget the rule of the Pine family Vanya’s daughter in not to be considered family

However, he found Eleanor to be really gentle, much more so than Katharine Spencer. He always wanted a sister like that.

Elbert felt a bit tom. He averted his gaze, restarted his motorcycle, and headed towards the Fiord Roundabout

Just then. Bernard’s car passed by Elbert’s motorcycle and they shared a glance.

It was late and Elbert was still here, which meant he had escorted Eleanor home

This young man seemed to care a lot about Eleanot

Through the rearview mirror, Bernard watched the motorcycle driving away, thinking that those four slaps were not enough.

Once back at the castle, the first thing he did was to check on Eleanor.

Seeing her safe and sound, telling stories to Nina with her sketchbook in hand, he let out a sigh of relief.

up to see him return unharmed, her eyes

followed it to the door Catching sight of Bernard, she feigned closing her

all hit the sack. I’m exhausted and ready for

she gathered the blanket and cocooned

charming antics elicited a

“Nina, goodnight”

“Goodnight”

the blanket provoked laughter from Eleanor as she rose from the

the room’s main light

as she halted before him, Bernard captured her hand and guided

brief discussion about the next day’s plans, he indulged in a

and rest. I need to call Caleb

surely set a trap in G country in advance, so he couldnt go into this unprepared.

Bernard had matters to deal with, Eleanor nodded and quickly left the

out his phone used for contacting members of

the overly enthusiastic Katharine Hearing the

I gotta

Caleb changed Bernard’s contact name

ready,

calls a lot”

he’s always

while putting on his

I’d forget you

and leave, but a slender