Crystal's One Night of Love

There days elapsed

Alfred arrived from Collbridge. The vehicle cante to a halt and the chauffeur opened the door for hurr

Alfred’s heart way laden with emotion

He had initially thought poorly of Henry, but as years passed, it became evident that Henry’s love for Crystal was genuine. Now that his memo were failing. Henry was meticulously organizing matters for

his wife and daughter while he was still lucid

Alfred could not help but feel a pang of sympathy for a parties involved in the situation

Stepping into the foyer, he spotted Henry seated on the sola, seemingly engrossed in an old newspaper

Alfred paced over asking in a subdued voice, “Is Crystal not here?”

Henry looked up, seemingly surprised, before he stood up. “She went to Seeas Corporation to handle

some matters.”

Alfred was aware that Henry had transferred ownership of Seeas Corporation to Crystal.

He was unsure how to proceed.

Ultimately, what came out of his mouth was, “Well, that’s good. I have something I want to discuss with you privately.”

Henry could guess that Alfred had to have something important to talk about with the abruptness of his visit, so with a faint smile, he said, “Let’s talk upstairs in the study.”

When they went upstairs, Alfred sat down and started smoking continuously. Then, he glanced up at Henry and asked, “How are you doing?”

Henry paused in his coffee brewing.

In a soft but firm voice, he said, “Not very good.”

Then, he served the coffee to Alfred and sat down opposite him.

Alfred struggled to quell his agitation and extinguished his cigarette.

His gaze rested on Henry for a moment. After weighing his words, he divulged, “I’ve received some intelligence. Audrey’s access to that drug might have connections with her producer-ex-husband Surveillance records suggest that her ex-husband visited her at the hospital. He was brought in for questioning, but with his cunning and lack of substantial evidence, he was ultimately released due to his influential position”

Hezury sipped his coffee thoughtfully.

the Kingdom of Brundela. Now, he works as a producer

acknowledgment

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a vedden. Henry rose from his seat

cigarette. He quickly helped Henry up “Henry, what are you doing’ This isn’t necessary! Maintain your dignity as

remained resolutely on

be cried mal

soft and ragged, resonated. “My father still has many years ahead of him, and Crystal though capsabile, is still weak. With two children to care for. I

not pleased

brows furrowed. “Henry, let me make this clear. You can’t simply pass the responsibility of your entire family to me. While you would be living without burdens due to your

gaze darkroed

faint chuckle left his lips, the sound laced with bitterness and helplessness. “Uncle Alfred, I used to tell Crystal not to give up on me-to find me if I ever wentnissing. But who can foresee the future

had hartled postpartum depressing before only compounded Henry’s concerti, especially

ensuring their well-being in his impending

heavier when he beard

patted Henry’s shoulder. “Henry. I give you my

away for so long. Remember to meniru soon. Crystal and

we we await your return

crepit onto Henry’s face

moment before departing the

a tray of food in her

fished out a cigareste from his per 3 s and said, You’ve taken up

eyes a detail not lost on Melora She telt a pang of disconfort and low gor her own grievances at that moment Sincerely, she said, “Thank you for vising

smile faded

he once held dear, he felt a

quite challenging, yet, as he

on official matters called him

patted Melora’s head. “I’m heading off now. Call me if you need anything”

“Okay,” Melora acknowledged.

before retracting his hand and descending the stairs with

he reached the bottom of the stairs, he suddenly turned to ask, “How… are things going with

Melora paused.

spoke again, her voice was laced with bitterness. “We didn’t get

watched her disappear

that her matchmaking session had failed, but he could not bring himself to feel that. After all, he was acutely aware that, if not for him and Berthold, she would have effortlessly found a

he was the one who doomed