A Second Chance at Forever

Chapter 1480

If it hadn’t been for Cedric rushing in to tell everyone that the chip in Bernard’s head was smothered with a virus ready to burst at any slight provocation, they would have caused Bernard’s death.

Hailey was dumbstruck by the revelation of the chip, while Aidyn and Scott were banging their fists against the wall in anger upon discovering that the chip had been implanted back in the shadowy depths of Area Opaca, “Those bastards at Area Opaca, how could they be so cruel to Mr. Laurence!”

Having something in your brain, leaving aside the risk of a viral outbreak, the mere pain alone should have been unbearable. But Bernard, he had not so much as whimpered, which made them realize only now. Had they known earlier, they would have taken down a few more in Area Opaca to vent their frustration!

The news of the chip lodged in Bernard’s brain couldn’t be concealed after the hospital’s discovery, and soon the entire Laurence family was alerted and rushed to the hospital.

By the time they arrived, Bernard had awakened. Facing the Laurence’s barrage of angry questions, Bernard had no reaction, only turning his head to gaze out the window at the heavy snowfall…

he was deeply hurt by Eleanor’s condition. So, rather than share in the general outrage, she felt only sympathy for Bernard but was at a

and whispered words of comfort, “She’s got temporary

then drooped to veil the flicker of hope in his eyes. It seemed what mattered to him wasn’t Eleanor’s memory loss. As

but he felt petty for caring so much. After all, she had come to love him, so why bother about who she had

the fear that temporary amnesia could turn permanent, just like it did for Garett, who had lost his beloved due to memory loss. If Eleanor

already pushing him away. What was left to do? Just wait for death. Death wouldn’t hurt, and there would be nothing left

in his eyes were too much for Hailey to bear. “Cedric, take good care of Bernard. I’ll

arm to get the full picture of Eleanor’s condition and frowning. “So, what do we do now? Should we tell Eleanor about

functions recover before we stimulate her memory. Maybe we should hold off. I’m afraid she won’t be able to

simple ‘okay’ and reminded Hailey to not overwork herself and to rest when

Eleanor, and with three children to boot, the past six months had been

in Bernard’s brain had shifted due to his collapse, embedding itself deeper into the area previously affected by a tumor, yet