A Second Chance at Forever novel (Eleanor and Bernard)

Chapter 242

Halley’s expression paused for a moment, and then quickly showed a hint of disgust.

“Do you know why he didn’t let me go to his hometown back then?”

“Because of Allysha?”

Hailey nodded and started to tell her about what happened back then:

“Austin and Allysha are not biological siblings, they’ve been together for a while, and both of their parents agreed to it. But to satisfy Allysha’s vanity, she wanted Austin to buy a high–end house in the city. But they couldn’t afford the house prices in A City. In order to buy a house, Austin started targeting me. “He knew I was an orphan, and that I was just selling drinks at a nightclub for work, so he pretended to be friendly and approached me. In the end, he successfully made me fall in love with him, but later I found out that his relationship with Allysha was fishy!

“On the night I found out you were dying of heart failure, I saw them doing it in the hospital, but I didn’t want you to worry about me before you died, so didn’t tell you the truth and led to you that there was nothing going on between them. In fact, they’ve been fooling me all along.”

After hearing all this, Eleanor sat up straight and hugged Haley tightly, feeling heartbroken for her..

worked hard to make more money and relieve Austin’s financial

the man Hailey thought she could rely on for

was about to die. Haley must have been devastated

with an embrace,

while after I found out the truth, but then I

in our house, recorded all their dirty

because his parents paid the down payment before our marriage, so all I could get was the mortgage loan, the money I spent on him, and compensation for

house online, and Austin was

sales, but his salary is far from enough to pay the mortgage. In the end, he still has to rely on Allysha for money and his mother has cancer, so

still think I’m as easy to deceive as I was before? Does he think begging me on

years, Eleanor felt extremely sad for Haley’s experiences: “Hailey, you’re such

anger in Hailey’s eyes gradually faded,

hard to speak,

struggling to find a way to say it, her phone’s