Chapter 171
In the still of the night, Timothy made his way back to the hospital.
Luela barely glanced up at him before burying her face back into her knees, her whole being still engulfed in deep fear. She didn’t want to be near him again,
With a hard swallow, Timothy backed out of the room.
His steps echoed down the empty hallway, the sound of his leather shoes crisp in the silence. Pushing open a window at the end of the hall, the night breeze rushed in, stinging his face and dispersing the scent of cologne clinging to him.
Footsteps sounded behind him, and he knew it was Sullivan,
Trembling. Timothy lit a cigarette, its white glow stark against the night, reminiscent of the sultry nights he had spent with Lucia,
His voice was thin. “The first time I saw her, I was blown away. I went out of my way to have her. But deep down, I knew I wouldn’t marry her. Even now, I feel the same! It’s just not possible, not realistic! Sullivan, the best I can do is to let her go, to allow her a peaceful life…” He looked down at the cigarette between his fingers, his voice growing even more somber, “Megan’s with her, fm relieved.”
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Sullivan was silent for a long while.
Finally, he spoke softly. Tve consulted the best specialists for her. She’s permanently lost hearing in her right ear. Shell need a hearing aid from now on! Timothy, are you sure this is the choice you want to make?”
Timothy tumed to snuff out his cigarette, speaking lightly. “Only those in power have choices! Sullivan, you, of all people, should know
this.
He left behind a check for $50 million, enough to secure Lucia’s future.
Leaving the hospital, he looked up, his eyes moist
And for the rest of his life, no matter how many wild nights or beauties crossed his path, none would compare to that night, to the thought of “If it were you, I’d be overjoyed to marry you!”
Sullivan handed the check to Lucia
Clutching the check, Lucia cried silently, her shoulders shaking, but she refused to make a sound. She knew how strange, how embarrassing her voice sounded now…
her arms around her.
Lucia to look into her eyes, and, using sign language, she told her, “You still have me! Lucia, you
was distant.
were in Megan’s eyes, but she managed a smile and repeated in sign language, “You still have me! Lucia, you
but Megan cried with her. She leaned on Lucia’s frail shoulder, murmuring. “You scared me to death! Do you know
Sullivan stepped out.
the night breeze dispersing its scent and
“Only those in power have
Lucia tiled on her
her first words to
M
hear now! And with $50 million, I can live comfortably for the rest of my
“Yes, you can
loved being in the spotlight, aspiring to shine brightly so those
Lucia’s chances were
$50 million had severed her ties with Timothy
09.35
her rented apartment, Megan opened a small bottle of whiskey.
she wanted
depressed. Half–asleep, she felt something fuzzy against her face, as if something was rubbing
saw Shirley, perched on the sofa,
did it
tried to remember but the alcohol had hit her hard, leaving her unable to support herself and slumping onto the
approached with a glass of water, only
slightly tilted back, her eyes
of her shirt was scandalously hiked up, exposing a sliver of her slender waist… She was drenched in the sum of a mature women, tempting a
warm orange light, Sullivan watched her quietly. His Adam’s apple
had been a while since they were intimate, and as a normal man, it was impossible not to desire, especially
the glass down, the water inside
his eyes
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