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A Second Chance at Forever (Eleanor and Bernard) novel Chapter 1486

Turns out, Bernard's heart ached, not because she'd lost her memory, but because after the amnesia, she remembered Garett and not him. In his mind, he must have thought she held Garett dearest in the depths of her heart.

Indeed, it was Garett she remembered, not Bernard, and even Eleanor herself couldn't fathom why.

Her pensive silence was a brief stab of sorrow for Bernard, but it was fleeting. Bernard suppressed his sadness, released her hand, and gently caressed her cheek.

"Forget it, as long as you're okay, even if Garett is the one you love most, it doesn't matter."

She had been through hell to bring their baby into the world, suffered hemorrhaging, complications, nearly passed away. The fact that she was alive and awake was nothing short of miraculous. Why should he care who she loved the most?

After all, what Bernard had wished for his entire life was Eleanor's well-being and their child's health. Now that Eleanor was safe and their child out of danger, what did his own slight feelings matter?

Eleanor didn't expect Bernard to let go without an answer, that he would even... accept that she might love Garett more, and he wouldn't mind.

Looking at his gaunt face, where every feature was sharply defined from weight loss, Eleanor slowly turned her palm and gripped Bernard's fingers firmly, "When I loved Garett, all I could do for him was marry him. But you..."

She lifted her other hand to Bernard's thick hair, her fingertips gliding from his forehead, tracing back through his locks, "If one day, the chip in your brain took you away, I wouldn't hesitate for a second to die with you."

Her voice carried an unprecedented certainty, as if by magic, it dispelled the loneliness enveloping Bernard.

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