A Second Chance at Forever novel (Eleanor and Bernard)

Lost in thought, Jessie allowed Melissa to usher Helen into the suite, while she busied herself preparing tea.

After tidying herself up, Jessie observed Melissa pouring tea for Helen. A pang of realization struck her. Melissa embodied the ideal daughter-in- law Helen would admire, while Jessie felt she had only played the role of a shrew, constantly bickering with Albert.

In the aftermath of their breakup, Jessie found clarity. She resolved to approach this encounter with grace.

Jessie offered a sincere apology to Helen, her remorse evident in her earnest demeanor.

Helen beckoned Jessie closer, prompting a lump to form in her throat.

Jessie's voice quivered as she asked, “Don't you blame me?” Helen shook her head gently, a pang

hailed from a respectable family background, yet she was willing to compromise. Even Helen couldn't help but feel that

bracelet from her wrist, offering it to her. The bracelet, valued at millions, held sentimental significance far beyond its monetary

remained

wrist for many years, maintaining its flawless beauty throughout. Jessie, may your future be as perfect as

in a comforting embrace, whispering,

Albert's fault” Jessie wept for an extended period, and Helen remained patient and tender throughout her

the tender exchange, her thoughts drifting

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a distinct absence of joy