A Second Chance at Forever

Chapter 1277

After they left, Eleanor sunk down onto the couch, her vacant eyes filled with despair.

“Evan, I need to be alone for a while.” In the desolate living room, a faint voice echoed, filled with loneliness, coldness, and desperation.

Evan’s gaze rested on her slightly swollen face. He opened his mouth to say something, but in the end, he said nothing.

His heavy footsteps slowly faded away, leaving the vast room to Eleanor alone.

She was like a lonely gust of wind, so light as if she didn’t exist, even her breath was faint….

After a while, she lifted her heavy, blurred eyes, looking at the setting sun outside the window….

The light was still there, the world was still turning, but her Bernard was gone.

No one could empathize with her feelings’ at this moment, and Eleanor wouldn’t burden anyone with her grief. She just sat there, gazing upwards with shattered hope, silently feeling the pain of losing Bernard.

After a while, the door opened again, the setting sun poured into the room from the horizon…

door, gazing at the Eleanor’s figure, unable to regain

Hailey released Cedric’s hand, stepping into the sunlight, one step at

she was embraced by a warm hug, Eleanor, who seemed soulless, finally had a slight reaction. She slowly lifted her head from the crook of

out… I thought Bernard had just gone on a business trip, I… I’m

would have come to keep Eleanor company. But Cedric only told her the truth now, and if it wasn’t for fear that Eleanor might do something rash, he probably would’ve

blamed Cedric for their way to the house, blaming him and all the other men for their arrogance, blaming

if a mountain was pressing down on her heart, found it hard to breathe. But

leaned on her loved one, seeking a little comfort from her. Hailey knew she needed

it’s okay. Bernard is so strong, he will find a way to save himself. You have to believe in him, you must believe

back her tears, Hailey still endured her

the setting sun she brought with her when she came, gave a glimmer of hope

a lifeline, buried her head in her

back his tears, moved away from Eleanor’s face to the urn on the table. For some reason,

Cedric lifted his heavy gaze to Eleanor, “Ellie, you didn’t choose Garett, so from now on, I’ll

at Cedric, “Do you also

shook his head, “I don’t.”

a master strategist and controller of all. Cedric refused to believe that Bernard was gone

connected by heart, and he couldn’t