A Second Chance at Forever (Eleanor and Bernard) novel Chapter 354

Seeing him walk away, Hailey huffed, "Man, what's his deal? So rude! And that freaky smile, and the way he talks... all sarcastic and stuff."

Eleanor had been talking so much she was practically out of steam, but she still managed to reassure Hailey, "Some designers are just quirky, don't sweat it."

Hailey was still fuming, she whipped out her phone and looked up Pearce, wanting to see what made him so full of himself.

After going through Pearce's resume, Hailey chose to let it slide. She couldn't be bothered to argue with such an intellectual.

Trying to act nonchalant, she put away her phone and asked Eleanor gently, "Eleanor, you hungry? Want me to grab you something to eat?"

Eleanor shook her head weakly, her unfocused gaze making Hailey seem blurry. "Hailey, when I moved to your villa, I brought a box of medicine. Could you bring them next time you visit?"

Hailey instinctively looked at Eleanor's heart and asked worriedly, "Are you feeling unwell because you haven't taken your anti-rejection meds?"

Eleanor blinked her tired eyes, "After a few bouts of crying, my vision has been a bit blurry."

Upon hearing this, Hailey reached up to touch Eleanor's forehead, "I'll go get your meds right now."

Before Eleanor could stop her, Hailey was already on her way, phone in hand, and out of the room.

Once Hailey left, Eleanor was alone again in the empty room, loneliness seeping in from all corners.

She turned her gaze at the rows of men's suits in the wardrobe, her expression growing dimmer.

He still had clothes here. Guess he didn't want them anymore. He never looked back at the things he discarded.

When Liana came for her rounds, she saw Eleanor staring blankly at the clothes in the wardrobe. It didn't take long for her to realize that she was still hung up on Bernard.

Even though she had promised Mr. Laurence not to mention him in front of Eleanor, Liana couldn't help herself, "Eleanor, Bernard left because he thought Garett would take care of you. If he knew you divorced Garett, he would never leave you during these times."

Eleanor withdrew her gaze and gave Liana a smile, "Dr. Terrill, there's no debt between him and me. Saying he left me isn't quite right."