A Second Chance at Forever (Eleanor and Bernard) novel Chapter 101

The Rolls-Royce stopped at the entrance of Eleanor's residential area, but Eleanor, lying in the back seat, still hadn't woken up.

The driver asked Jason, "Mr. Clowers, should we wake up Ms. Shultz?"

Jason looked back at the sweetly sleeping Eleanor and felt a little reluctant to wake her up.

"You can go back first. Leave the car to me."

The driver hesitated but eventually left the car key with Jason and got out.

Jason didn't know which building and apartment Eleanor lived in, and when she would wake up.

After hesitating for a while, he decided to take her to his private villa.

This villa was his property, and he was supposed to live here when he came to A City. But Ms. Ratliff insisted that Eleanor arrange a hotel for them, so he had never been to the villa.

After parking the car, he carried Eleanor into the villa.

"Mr. Clowers, you're back?"

Layla, who was guarding the villa, saw Jason and quickly greeted him.

Jason nodded and ordered Layla, "Prepare a clean set of pajamas."

Layla glanced at the girl in his arms and didn't dare to ask more. She replied, "Yes," and went to find the pajamas.

Jason put Eleanor on the bed in the second bedroom. Looking at her peaceful and beautiful face, his stubborn feeling eased a bit.

He touched her hair and the look in his eyes was tender, so tender that even he didn't notice it. He sat by the bed and watched Eleanor for a while before letting Layla come in and help her change into pajamas.

Afterwards, he went to the bathroom to wash up and then returned to the second bedroom to check on Eleanor.

Seeing her turn over and change her sleeping position, he finally felt relieved.

She was so quiet when she slept, like she was already gone from this world.

Jason was worried that something might happen to her in her sleep and now seeing that she was safe and sound, he gently closed the door and went to the master bedroom.

When Eleanor woke up, it was already the afternoon of the next day.

She looked around the unfamiliar room, somewhat dazed.