Love's Bitter Edge (Eva and Leonard)

Chapter 163

Chapter 163 He's in the Country

I went back to the motel. The more I thought about what happened today, the fishier smelled.

Assuming that Danika was looking for a patient with a terminal illness, did that mean she had to know who I was? Was it possible that she orchestrated the entire thing from the very beginning?

If Dad's accident was the first of her plans, then did it give her inspiration? Was that why she always chose the patients with terminal illnesses to give their lives up for her?

What was more, the janitor from earlier today was acting too strangely. It seemed like he had been avoiding me the whole time.

However, he carefully removed a plastic card that was stuck onto the surface of my clothes. Then, he patted my clothes and straightened them. It might've been an unassuming gesture, but who would do something like this if they weren't close to the person? Then, I thought of his burnt hand. Also, his wife's family's name was Rivas. All of a sudden, it made sense to me. Rivaella got her name because Randall's wife was a Rivas.

Rivaella's dad loved her mom so much that he gave her a name that sounded similar to her family name. I recalled this was how Rivaella explained her name to me. Was it possible that I met Randall?

the country, why did he look for me? Why did he stay in Melgrove the whole time? What on earth was he doing? Numerous questions flooded my mind. I was

Leonard returned, looking somewhat exhausted. "Where are you going? Hadn't you been to the

day. He looked at me questioningly,

identities? Furthermore, do you think the hospital would scrutinize a

he had been hiding in plain sight. If he had always been in the country, and he was right around them, then that would prove

If they do anything bad to Rivaella, then

in the Country.

give the evidence to

to go to the hospital again. What if he runs

alert them if you keep showing up at the hospital. I'll send someone else to do it." I ran

seat.

news the next day. The

something happened in his hometown and that he needed to take four days off: He had never taken an off day

guy verified it, and there's nothing wrong with it." I looked at the unfamiliar face in the picture and shook my head.