Chapter 468:

A tear escaped him as he tried to speak again.

Hadley turned sharply, seizing Eric’s arm. “We need to leave now!”

Eric caught on immediately; she wanted Denver to witness her departure—with him.

Though irritated, Eric played along, gripping her hand firmly.

“Let’s go.”

Denver’s eyes, red with sorrow, followed their hands as they exited the room. He felt utterly helpless.

On the ground floor, Hadley let go of Eric and sank to the floor, her face hidden in her arms. Her sobs were quiet, yet her grief was profound.

She mourned for Denver, for a romance that could never fully blossom. She wept for her daughter, whose medical treatment was now uncertain, threatening her future.

The world seemed filled with endless tragedies, and she bore the weight of far too many.

Eric stood nearby, watching silently, unsure how to comfort her.

when he had sent her away from

then, in his absence, as

away, his

He felt truly despicable.

a handkerchief from his

to me. I promise, no more

What was that?

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her eyes wet with

was unmistakable, perhaps influenced

the brothers was

Ernest’s trust, didn’t he? Feeling a

loyalty knows no bounds,” she

support was

grasp her thoughts. She looked back at him, her smile vanishing, and asked gravely, “Is there really no other

pondered if another like Hadley could

affirmed with a nod. “Yes, you’re the one

brief humor in the moment, rose to her feet. As she stood up, her

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