A Second Chance at Forever novel (Eleanor and Bernard)

Chapter 1005

Robin shot Nathan a sidelong glance, then turned away, beckoning to Eleanor, “Come here.”

Eleanor hesitated for a few seconds, then walked up to him.

Robin gently tapped the plaster on his right hand with his left, “It’s been bandaged for too long, the skin around it is a bit itchy, scratch it

for me.”

Eleanor retorted, “Didn’t you tell me to keep my distance?”

Robin replied, “That was just then, now I need your help, can you stay away?”

Eleanor couldn’t help but think to herself that Robin wasn’t as clever as he appeared, and she considered Bernard to have poor taste. She noticed the disdain in Robin’s eyes but wasn’t entirely sure what he was plotting.

Sigrid also observed the tension between them and wondered if Robin had some ulterior motive involving Eleanor. However, he quickly dismissed the idea, realizing that if Robin had any ill intentions, he wouldn’t let Eleanor take care of him so tenderly; instead, he might be trying to embarrass Bernard.

wasn’t certain, but he felt relieved that he could

at Robin and then rolled her eyes in response to his behavior. She found a spot on

extended his right hand to her. However, as Eleanor’s fingers touched the sleeve over his plaster, an

face with its smooth skin, beautifully arched eyebrows, and delicate, cute features. Each aspect of her appearance seemed to have a mesmerizing effect on him, making him feel both

him, making his previously tense

planning to scratch him hard, but seeing him suddenly jump up, she got scared thinking he had discovered something, so

Eleanor angrily, “You… stay

and you told me to

Eleanor, but when he saw her clear, spring–like eyes, his

suddenly stop after seeing her face, she tilted her head to ask

voice, Robin awkwardly looked away. “No need, you

asked. “What

his hand, “I’ll deal with it

that was, he decided to let Cedric go. Eleanor breathed a sigh of relief, and Sigrid, who was sitting not far away, also breathed

suddenly changed his attitude, Eleanor still expressed her gratitude, “Thank you, come over for dinner sometime.”