A Second Chance at Forever novel (Eleanor and Bernard)

Chapter 461

A confident, arrogant, and provocative smile appeared on Sophie’s face.

This guy who was always looking down on others didn’t hesitate for long before returning to his cold and ruthless self,

“Take care of her.”

Sophie thought that when she taunted him with the reason for her brother’s death, he would come to her and ask for details

But who would have thought that he would just be slightly surprised and then ordered someone to deal with her again? Didn’t he care

about his brother at all?

Sophie couldn’t believe it, nor could she accept it. She stared at the man who had always been emotionally cold but still made her heart flutter,

“Don’t you want to know the truth about your brother’s death?!”

Bernard slowly took off his gloves, looking coldly at Sophie kneeling on the ground,

“Even if you don’t tell me, I can find out.”

In other words, whether she was the only one who knew the truth or just talking nonsense, it didn’t matter to him.

His goal now was to get rid of her and eliminate any future troubles. As for the rest, there was nothing Bemard couldn’t find out!

his decisive and ruthless

firsthand, Sophie truly

However, she said,

The

bottom of the stairs seemed already tired of dealing with her,

Sophie clenched her fists in anger,

treat me like this, how will you face him in the future? You also promised him that you would marry me and take care of me. Are you going to break

you even until his death, and yet

said, “You better think about how you’re going to face him when

this sentence, did not

as she stared fixedly

her head. The invading darkness made her scream in terror, “Ah – Bernard, don’t forget, my father is still alive. If he finds out how you’ve treated me,

blocking out her cries, apparently not

came out, he handed his black gloves to Caleb. The sun outside was still

looked at the swaying trees, raising his chin slightly to reveal a smooth jawline. His eyes were lost in thoughts

the age of five, a little boy in a uniform knelt on cobblestones, enduring one hit

home, all the adults watched without helping him, allowing him to be beaten until he was covered in bruises.

his thin body to shield him, shouting at

wasn’t him who broke the vase, it was me.

who was taller than him, his

returned

was that the woman spared him because of his brother’s

and he

see