A Second Chance at Forever

Chapter 1355

Eleanor instinctively covered her scalding, red-hot face.

Hailey rushed over, embracing Eleanor protectively.

Cedric, with lightning speed, pushed away the bowl in Katharine’s hand, while Robin forcefully grabbed her wrist, “What the hell are you doing?!”

Robin, his thick eyebrows knitted together, glared at the furious and irrational Katharine, “It was Caleb’s own choice to take Bernard’s place, Bernard didn’t force him. If anyone is to blame, it should be Bernard, why are you attacking Eleanor?!”

Katharine, who had lost her sanity, paid no attention to Robin’s words. Like a madwoman, she shoved Robin forcefully.

Robin, still recovering from a gunshot wound, almost passed out from the pain as the sudden force aggravated his injury.

Robin managed to steady himself by holding onto the table, but the pain from his wound rendered him momentarily speechless.

“Caleb died because of her husband, shouldn’t she suffer for it?” Katharine, in her deranged state, couldn’t distinguish right from wrong. She was stuck in her own world of anger and blame.

Caleb is dead!!!” She stared at Eleanor, tears welling up in her eyes, struggling to suppress

she was in the wrong, but she couldn’t help

should bear her irrationality. But what could she do? Caleb was gone, and she was sick. What was she supposed to do?

She picked up a bowl

more ruthless. He grabbed Katharine by the throat.

Katharine, then turned to look at Eleanor, who was covering her eyes, unable to open them, “Hailey, go get

the bedside and quickly pressed the call bell for the doctor.

when she suddenly calmed down, tears streaming down

Cedric frowned, released her, and stood by,

walked up to Eleanor, somewhat helplessly, asking Eleanor if she was

Robin didn’t ask again. He just stared at

the soup from Eleanor’s eyes, allowing her to finally open her stinging eyes.

somewhat blurry, but at least she could see clearly. Her face, scalded by the hot soup, was an

soup had been hotter, she might have suffered severe burns, and admonished them for their behavior in the

room.