Chapter 277
Eric’s words hung in the air, unfinished, as he noticed Eder’s brows knit together, a flicker of melancholy crossing his usually unreadable eyes.
“I have imposed strict confidentiality on everyone about the virus coursing through me. Let’s keep it that way. Especially from Sylvia!” Eder commanded, his voice echoing with a dull finality.
“Understood.” Eric paused, looking apprehensive. “But Boss, even if we can suppress this secret now, Miss Lancelot will have to grapple with your sudden demise five months from now. It’s going to inflict unimaginable pain on her.”
“I’m aware, Give me time to ponder over it.” Eder averted his gaze, his expression etched with exhaustion. His eyelashes fluttered, hinting at an internal battle he struggled to contain.
Eric recognized his pain. This was perhaps Eder’s most challenging moment, a crossroads of heartache and duty.
Late into the night, Eric exited the room, leaving Eder to his solitude in the sterile confines of the lab ward.
The night unfolded in quiet serenity. The trees outside the window shivered under the whispering wind, and soon, a soft rain began to drizzle.
Eder turned towards the window, watching as raindrops slid down the glass. His once commanding and prideful visage was now shrouded in melancholy, his expression a kaleidoscope of thoughts.
His reverie was interrupted by the beep of his phone, signaling a new message. Unlocking his phone, Eder’s eyes landed on a message from Sylvia.
“Eder, are you managing to get some rest on the border?” the message read.
“I’ve heard about the strong ultraviolet rays there. Are you going to return with a tan? Haha! Should I start calling you ‘Bronzed Eder“?” another ping announced the arrival of her subsequent message.
Sylvia’s playful banter brought a smile to his lips, a rare moment of levity in the otherwise clinical surroundings.
His mind’s eye painted an image of Sylvia’s face, lively and teasing as she penned those words. A sudden, overwhelming longing overtook him the desire to hold her close and never let go.
After some time, another message from Sylvia illuminated the screen.
“Have you fallen asleep? Or is it difficult to reply from there?”
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a signal issue? Then I won’t intrude. Goodnight!” swiftly followed another message
that message, and Eder’s lips curled into a bitter smile. His fingers danced
silently tracing a path down his cheek, nestling into the short hair at his temple, disappearing as if
tremble uncontrollably. He doubled over on the bed, beads of
against torment, the pain searing through
throbbing escalated in severity, forcing a pained groan from his lips. With a trembling hand, he reached out for the alarm on the bedside table. In his weakened state, before he could press
Dr. B, who was resting in an adjacent room. Rushing over, he pushed the door was met with a
open and
Heart angina is lethal when it flares up!” Murmuring under his breath, he
to take effect, all Dr. B could do was assist Eder back onto the bed and tuck him under the blanket. He stayed by his side for several hours, only exhaling a sigh of relief when exhaustion
eluded Sylvia
last time Eder was on a mission and narrowly escaped a bullet to his heart, bleeding profusely. Now, he was at the border, notorious for its tumultuous
was left in the dark about his well–being and the current state of affairs. While caught in her worries, sleep stealthily claimed
weary–eyed the next
fact that the man she had been ceaselessly
sprinted upstairs, her skirt billowing around her as she rushed to the bedroom door and thrust
he was, Eder, lounging on the bed, engrossed in a book. His refined fingers Sylviafully turned the pages, an effortless aura of aristocracy emanating from him. His extraordinarily handsome face
gaze towards the door, his eyes softening as he took in her presence. His
his face as she looked at him closely. “I didn’t expect you to go to the border and come back without getting a tan. I want to taste this honey–colored skin!” She playfully pecked his cold, thin lips, her actions reminiscent of a child who
wouldn’t have known you were home if I hadn’t seen Eric standing at the door by chance. Were you
face, skillfully concealing the weariness in his eyes.
hide it, Sylvia could sense a melancholic undertone in his voice. “Did things not go well at the border? You seem a
with a slight smile and opened his arms to
his side, resting her head on his shoulder. Her cold hand slipped inside his robe, lightly touching
still, a tender smile on his face as
at the Grant Group dedicated his life to the company. He and his wife share a deep bond…” He began narrating the story in his magnetic voice, maintaining a
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