The Rewritten Love: A Second Beginning

Chapter 824

The caregiver walked out of the cloakroom and brought the ring box to Andrew, “Mr. Stewart, should we take this with us?”

Andrew was looking downstairs at Lana, who was curled up. He emotionlessly averted his and looked at the ring held by the caregiver.

gaze

He was lost in his thoughts, “This ring was chosen by the both of us when we got married. I still remember when I threw this ring away when we argued; Lana cried while searching for it all night downstairs when, in actuality, it was still with me. I didn’t throw it away…

‘Now, my existence is a burden to everyone. She still has other opportunities. She can still find a man who’ll treat her well. She doesn’t need to waste her time on me.’

Andrew covered his mouth with a blue handkerchief and coughed a few times. When he removed it, the handkerchief was stained with red blood.

The caregiver anxiously said, “This is the third time you’ve coughed up blood… If…”

Andrew waved his hand to stop her from continuing, “I don’t have much time left. Those medical reports are all fake. I just wanted her to think there’s still some hope for me.”

silent. She wiped away her tears quietly.

after I go back to the Stewart residence, tell everyone in the Stewart family to keep my death a

she goes to the Stewart residence to ask, just tell her

“Ahem, ahem…”

was worried, “Mr. Stewart, you should stop talking. You’ll surely be fine…”

He just kept quiet and thought, ‘I know very

my internal organs were damaged. I had people alter the hospital

that I pass away, who knows what she might do with that temper

time left; it was just a matter of days. Now, he still looked somewhat spirited. It was just his last struggle before he

had a car prepared. The bodyguards carried him in his wheelchair

hurriedly stood up and said, “Andrew…” One of the bodyguards stepped in her

escorted to the car. She went to stand in front of the

its way.

said, “I don’t want you to leave… Andrew, don’t

driver said, “Mr. Stewart, Mrs. Stewart is blocking…”