A Second Chance at Forever novel (Eleanor and Bernard)

Chapter 548

Ethan’s chopper landed behind a mountaintop and they immediately hopped onto another one. After a few rounds of this, they finally arrived at Eldridia.

After being forcibly taken into the villa, Eleanor handed Nina over to George “Look after her for a bit, will ya? I gotta have a word with him”

George knew Eleanor had been deceived all the way here, and now she was going to confront Ethan. He took Nina and gave them space

After George left with the child, Eleanor fumbled her way onto the living room couch with the help of the servants.

Once settled, she lifted her barely seeing eyes and tried to find Ethan.

Once she found him, she asked him coldly: “What’s your game, Ethan? You promised me that after a month, you’d let me go home. Now you’ve tricked me into coming to Eldridia, what are you really up to?”

Ethan, pulling out a cigarette from his pack, glanced at her: 1 told you from the get–go, I don’t do promises.”

He it his cigarette, took a drag, and exhaled slowly.

Eleanor spat out, Ethan, my name is Eleanor, not Emilia. I have my own life, you just want to see my sister, so you tied her sister to you. Is this your way of showing love to her, or just a way to ruin me?”

speak so clearly and logically. Lately, she’d been playing the part of Emilia, obediently doing his bidding, but she seemed more like a puppet, devoid of any thoughts of her own. Now, seeing a spark

can take it as me taking

laughed coldly, “You’re not taking revenge on her, you’re taking revenge on me.”

what you want. To

this face, rip out this heart, but I

began to fall, “Can’t you just let me go back and see him once, Ethan? Just

Bernard, Ethan said coldly, “Keep crying, and you’ll go completely blind.”

held back her

and once again knelt humbly before

for a glimmer of hope, but he still wouldn’t let her go. All she wanted was to see him in his grave,

ground, reminding him of how Emilia had once begged him to let her go.

want to stay away from him? All he wanted

at the crying figure while holding his

back to himself. He averted his gaze and said,

a backward glance, as if he was afraid that seeing her pathetic

away, Eleanor collapsed on the ground, cursing like a fishwife, Ethan, you big fat liar! You promised me, you said you’d let me go home, why don’t you keep

door, still reached