A Second Chance at Forever

Chapter 1024

After spending about ten minutes in Nina’s room, Eleanor finally emerged. Bernard was waiting for her by the stairs and as soon as he saw her, he moved to scoop her up like a princess.

As he carried her outside, Bernard murmured in a deep and slightly hoarse voice, “Darling, if you want to hit Ms. Vulpe’s club, I’ll take you. Can you chill out now?”

His tone sounded like he had been wronged and felt helpless, but it only strengthened Eleanor’s resolve. “I’m going alone.”

Bernard stiffened, and a flash of anger crossed his handsome face. “Eleanor, you know I care about you so much.”

“You care so much that you always ignore me?” Eleanor retorted.

His brows furrowed at her response. “I’m trying to change.”

He leaned in and planted a light kiss on her lips, pleading, “Give me another chance.”

Although Eleanor was swayed by his gesture, she remained firm, “I’ve promised Gianna.”

His lips tightened, and his face turned cold. After staring at Eleanor for a while, he set her down without a word and returned to his study.

The moment the door closed, Eleanor’s heart skipped a beat. His anger was really scary.

Eleanor decided to brave his wrath and go

they left the estate, Scott tried to dissuade her, “Madam, going to the club this late will upset Mr…”

her too, “I’m just going to take a look, I won’t do anything crazy.”

Scott could only look helplessly out of the window, spotting over a

little squabbles always ended up causing trouble for the drivers, just

VIP room, and they ordered a

the crowd was too small, she invited Liana. Gianna had met Sigrid before and thought she was cool,

as a two–person gathering had turned into a party of five, singing and playing games, having the time of their

a man in a car rested his arm on the window.

at the club’s lights, but every so often, he glanced at his watch,

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hand ticking away.

one had come out, he pushed open

When Glanna, Hailey, Liana, and Sigrid saw who it was, they shared a

as he quickly scanned the sofas, relieved to find no

playing, we’re