A Second Chance at Forever (Eleanor and Bernard) novel Chapter 1301

Players in the game zone, each entered the door of life or death, and according to the game's rewards and punishments, were sent to different locations.

Those who chose the money reward, as well as those who entered the gate of death, were directly sent back to their rooms, while those who chose a night of debauchery were sent to the room.

Even though Robin had entered the gate of death, he survived this round of the game. So, following Eleanor through the door of life was no problem - after all, the game was over, and the players who had entered the Death Door had already paid their dues.

When they returned to their rooms, they were once again in a bewildering environment. High walls surrounded them, making it impossible to communicate with Scarface Man in Room 10, due to the thick, insurmountable walls.

Eleanor and Robin sat on the edge of the bed, staring blankly at their handcuffs. After a while, Eleanor began to feel a discomfort in her lower belly, probably a reaction from running.

"Robin, I'm feeling unwell, I need some medicine."

She stood up nervously, leading Robin to a corner of the room. Ignoring her discomfort, she squatted down, opened her suitcase, took out some pregnancy supplements, quickly poured out one, and put it in her mouth.

Robin picked up the medicine bottle and after seeing what was written on it, he froze, asking, "You're pregnant?!"

Eleanor nodded lightly, "More than three months now. The pregnancy is a bit unstable, sometimes it makes me uncomfortable."

After she finished speaking, she took the medicine bottle from his hand and placed it back in the suitcase. Leaning against the wall for support, she tried to get up and return to the bed to rest, but Robin quickly caught her.

"What... what are you doing?" Seeing the blood-red color in his eyes, Eleanor was a little scared.

Robin held onto her hand so tightly that five finger marks appeared on her pale skin before he finally let go.

He seemed angry, his tone full of blame, "Why didn't you tell me that you’re pregnant earlier?"

Eleanor was confused, "Why do I need to tell you about that?"

Robin was taken aback, as if he had just realized that he had no right to question her. He fell silent for a moment. He stared at Eleanor for a long time before slowly controlling his anger, and said coldly, "I would never have allowed you to come to this godforsaken place if you had told me earlier."

Eleanor knew he was worried about her, so she smiled faintly, "Don't worry, I can handle it."

"Is he worth you going to such lengths?" When Robin asked this, there was an indescribable expression in his eyes.

Eleanor didn't understand, she just smiled at him. She didn't say anything, but that was the best answer.

About Bernard, Eleanor never needed to express her love for him with words.