Love's Bitter Edge (Eva and Leonard)

Chapter 27

Chapter 27 The Harmon Family

the past, I looked forward to receiving call from Leonard. But now, every time I saw the name "Leonard Harmon" on my screen, I would feel annoyed.

But at the thought of the projects under my care, I returned to the office. When I arrived outside Leonard's office, 1 saw Lily run out crying. When she saw me, she glared at me.

Iwasn't sure whyshe reacted that way, I walked into Lonard's office and asked, "What's up?"

Leonard was a little dazed when he saw me with short hair. He asked, "Why did you cut your hair?

Not wanting to answer that question, I repeated myself."What's up?"

We have a Harmon family dinner tonight. I need you to come with me.'

Leonard rubbed his brows. He looked reluctant to amend the dinner. He was a Harmon, yet he didn't belong with the Hansons

he was an orphan and was adopted by his grandmother. Much later, the villagers in his

have been able to leave that small village. But Leonard had an aura that set him apart from the small village, and that was what attracted me. When

the hospital. Leonard was just a junior programmer, and be didn't have much money. Meanwhile, I was experiencing my first cancer onset. My family experienced a financial crisis

Leonard, Crying, Tremember telling her, "Mom, Lenard won't abandon me. He loves me so much. He would never breakup with me because I

situation. Our company's funds are being monitored too.

died from cancer. At that time, I didn't know my mother was diagnosed with cancer either. That was why she telt so

hereditary, but look at us. I know that Leonard is a good boy,

you drag him

me paralyzed. Leonard may not abandon me, but what if our child ended up dying from cancer? I couldn't imagine how Leonard would react when he discovered the truth and it he would hate me. Leonard had always desired a family.

but when debt collectors started visiting my home, left the country as my mother

Leonard so that he could sell it for money to fund his grandmother's medical bill I handed it to him personally, he would

outside my house for three days and three nights. When he heard the news that left for Manovia with a rich man, only then did

the very hospital where his grandmother was admitted, Leonard met

urgent need of a bone marrow donor. Leonard had simply volunteered to be tested, but he burned out to be a successful

Harmon family. The two dida DNA best, and it confirmed Leonard's identity. After married Leonard, I visited the Harmon residence several times. It was only then