Tears instantly rolled down her cheek and it was a while before she could make a sound.

"Don't cry, Honey. Eric isn't dead. He is alive for now." Avery immediately grabbed Layla's hand. "I know that you are in shock now, but it's all over now. It's in the past."

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Elliot walked over and wiped away her tears. "Don't cry, Layla. We are doing everything we can to save Eric. You are not to blame for this, so don't you blame yourself. Don't feel guilty about this." Despite his effort, Layla's tears simply kept falling.

"I was the one... who got him into this..." Layla pushed Elliot's hand away. "If only I hadn't called him here, he wouldn't be in this... Mom, Dad, I killed him..."

Elliot and Avery stood by the bed, not knowing what to say when they saw how heartbroken their daughter was because they knew that nothing they said could convince Layla that what happened to Eric was not her fault.

They understood how she had reached such a conclusion, but as her parents, they did not want her to drown in her guilt.

The disaster had already taken place and life went on.

if Eric died from the disaster, Layla would eventually have to proceed with her

cried herself back to sleep, and the doctor came over to check

her mental state. It would be best for you to find her a psychologist." "Thank you,"

psychologist, they would only look for one

enough to be discharged from the hospital so that they could bring her back

to see Layla, while Elliot and Avery seemed to be discussing something outside

the two

Dad. Has Layla

guilty and thinks that it's all her fault. She won't listen to anyone and the only way for her to feel better is for Eric

can help with.

Ivy said caringly. "I've already applied for leave at the university, and I can always catch up on

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