A Second Chance at Forever novel (Eleanor and Bernard)

Chapter 623

The man’s eyes were filled with coldness. Tve prepared a mansion for you in Y Country You’ll be on a private jet tomorrow and will live out your golden years there‘

Blakenever thought hed see the day when his own grandson would banish him abroad He looked at Beard in disbelief, ‘Do you even know who put you where you are now?”

Bernard leaned his hand against his chin and casually replied, “Of course it was you ”

Propping himself up with his walking stick, Blake scoffed. “I was beginning to think you’d forgotten”

Bernard slightly fitted his head, his indifferent gaze coldly fixed on the old man, “I wouldn’t forget, and neither would I forget your colilness back in the day”

Upon hearing this. Blake couldn’t even bear to meet his gaze and subconsciously averted his eyes. “I did wrong by you back then, but you can’t just treat your own grandfather like this over a woman, can you?” Bernard withdrew his gaze, looking out the window as he calmly said, “When I invited you to my engagement ceremony, I told you that she’s my life. Without her, there’s no me, yet you still wanted to hurt her.”

paused for a moment, then turned back to the elderly man, “Since you don’t value my life, why should I value you?”

if, through Bernard, he saw his estranged son kneeling before him crying and begging

his son to marry Donna, leading to

past. Yet, he snapped back to reality in an instant. His son had been stubborn, and paid for it with his

tapped on the ground with his walking stick, he told Bernard. “The head of the Laurence family must be cool headed to avoid having any weaknesses! Just like your grandmother and I, our marriage was purely business, no emotions involved That’s how

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it’s the same for other established families. Marriage is a business link. You can’t invest emotions in it, or else once the enemy

in the room weren’t too pleased to hear this, especially since it

you our father had no feelings for our mothers. You didn’t believe me and even

had made when they were ten years old. He couldn’t believe his brother still remembered it. He was over fifty now, how could his memory be so good?