Love's Bitter Edge (Eva and Leonard)

Chapter 459

Chapter 459 The Escape Plan

Crystal nodded thoughtfully. "Going abroad is a good idea. Leonard can't exactly follow you overseas, right? And with him and Luca tearing each other apart, he probably won't have the time to chase after you" That was exactly what I had in mind.

With multiple companies invested in the Manovia project, Leonard couldn't be reckless. If Luca kept him occupied, I could receive proper treatment in Manovia

"Julian has also suggested I go abroad for treatment. My old university is over there too, so it makes sense. At least I could be active instead of just lying here. I'm going to die from boredom before anything else if I keep this up."

I glanced at Zack, knowing I'd need his help to pull this off. I had money but no resources or connections.

However, he shook his head.

"Going abroad would leave a record. Medical treatment leaves a paper trail too. Do you think Leonard won't catch on? Even if there's a delay in processing your 'death,' he'd still be able to trace you. Do you really think you can false your death in front of him without him suspecting anything?" Zack sank into the couch with a sigh. "I won't lie, It's tricky. But if you're determined to go, I'll do everything I can to help. Don't worry.

was willing

for a while, and I gently nudged her hand. "What

the grid. How about going to my hometown? It may not be the most convenient, but it's

was a charming, picturesque place-perfect for a quiet getaway. But thinking about my condition,

stay in a hospital, maybe even have a couple of caretakers. Can your hometown handle that? I still think going abroad

most sense."

Zack nodded in agreement.

wouldn't allow me to be

death, It would only mean leaving Leonard behind. I

ID, you'll essentially be an illegal immigrant. It would be worse for you over there. But if you travel under your real name, Leonard will

glared at me, stubbornly focused on legal details. I couldn't help but laugh at her relentless commitment to

in a funeral parlor, I

still hadn't reached a