A Second Chance at Forever novel (Eleanor and Bernard)

Chapter 1282

Eleanor shook her head at Scott. “It’s nothing, just a little sleeping problem. Got the doc to prescribe me some extra pills”

As Scott reached to take the bottle of pills from Eleanor, she smoothly dodged his attempt. “It’s a small thing, I can handle it.”

Scott didn’t press further, his gaze instead fixed on the golden leaf in her hand. From his distance, he hadn’t been able to see the word on the back of the leaf or the accompanying note earlier. All he knew was that it had been delivered to her by a little girl, on behalf of some man.

This was Eleanor’s personal business, and Scott knew better than to pry. After all, his primary job was to ensure Eleanor’s safety, not to meddle in her private affairs.

As Eleanor turned to leave, she spotted Robin lingering by the entrance of the hospital. Tall and lean like Bernard, he stood bathed in backlight, hands in his pockets, waiting for her.

She hesitated for a moment before walking over to him. Robin said to her, “Ride with me.”

After a moment of consideration, Eleanor followed Robin out. Scott wanted to join her, but Robin blocked his path. Just when they were about to argue, Eleanor put a stop to it, “Scott, wait for me outside the car.”

Reluctantly, Scott stood by the vehicle, his gaze fixed on Robin through the tinted windows. Robin, however, was looking past Eleanor’s pale, thin face, to the bottle of pills in her hands, “Are you okay?”

Eleanor gave him a faint smile, “I’m fine.”

After a few seconds of silence, Robin spoke again, “I asked you to go back and clarify things with Evan, then come to me for answers. Is it time?” Confused, Eleanor asked, “Why do you need to know all this?”

Robin explained, “I’m the vice president of the Premier Entrepreneurs’ League. Siren Organization, backed by powerful families, has repeatedly targeted our association, causing significant losses. It’s my responsibility to investigate Siren Organization and provide answers to the members of our alliance.”

with a cold laugh, “But the Siren Organization only eliminated the cancers of the

but there’s a reason they exist. They won’t disappear forever just because you

world, where there is sunshine, there is bound to be darkness. It’s like wild grass sprouting under the spring breeze-impossible to remove entirely and always entangling everything in its path.

a thing. You’ve already figured it out on your own. I don’t

“S” wasn’t as comprehensive as what Robin knew. Maybe he knew more than

tell me one thing: did they go to

Robin knew about Area Opaca. She gripped the box in her hands a little tighter. She wasn’t sure if Robin was connected to Area

was right.

at him.

in his seat, glanced at Eleanor nonchalantly. “Heard

of the Premier Entrepreneurs’ League, how could he not know about the lawless region known

some people who enter can leave while others can’t, and why they target Siren Organization?” Faced with Eleanor’s string of questions,

you want to

felt her heart race under his scrutinizing

sizing up Eleanor’s delicate frame. “With that fragile body of yours, you should

making Eleanor uncomfortable. She pursed her lips and

her, Robin occasionally glanced at the silent Eleanor, wanting to say something

restless; the small space was filled with a faint fragrance of a woman, and it stirred his heart in a chaotic

“Mr. Spencer.”

when he was about to lose his composure,

you give me some