Marriage Beyond Redemption

Chapter 256 Do you have someone you need to bid farewell to?

The night fell. However, Peyton had no sleepiness at all.

She leaned against the window and watched the cherry blossoms. Dawn lazily stretched under the tree, extending her paws to scratch under the tree.

Peyton had agreed to leave with Kevin. For some reason, her heart always felt anxious and uneasy.

She was well aware that the suggestions and choices proposed by Kevin were the best for her.

The longer it dragged on, the more dangerous her father’s health became. If Kevin could find Leo, he could also have others treat her stomach cancer. Her departure was a good thing.

However, after Peyton made this decision, there was a heavy feeling in his heart, as if it was shrouded in a layer of lingering mist that couldn’t dissipate.

She always felt that something was not right.

There suddenly came a piercing scream from Kevin’s room.

“Don’t hit me!”

Peyton busily pushed open the door. Kevin’s room was messy, and he was hiding in the corner, trembling like a pitiful stray dog.

“Kevin, don’t be afraid. It’s me.”

approached him. He suddenly embraced her like a big dog.

again. He

avoided his wound, gently patting hist shoulder. “Don’t be afraid.

felt the unfamiliar embrace with a strange warmth. Then Peyton reached out and touched his forehead.

a fever. Lie down

been a high fever caused by an infected wound. Peyton was busy trying to lower his

end, constantly clutching

looked at him pitifully. It turned out that unfortunate people in thist world are all alike. And

him for two days. and two nights. He only recovered from the fever then.

through the

empty bed, she

the yard, Kevin stood under the cherry blossom tree, wearing a clean white shirt,

face still had a sickly paleness,

on him, casting a backdrop of cherry blossoms

as if it came from

relief. “Kevin, you really scared me.

much better. I came out for some fresh air. Didn’t you want to go see Mr. Schmitt? I can

”

pretend to be strong. Your body hasn’t

had a sense of propriety.”

my only family now. Please never leave

skipped a beat. A hint of

her lips. “Okay.”

His laughter was exceptionally