A Second Chance at Forever (Eleanor and Bernard) novel Chapter 60

Seeing that he was keeping his distance, Eleanor didn't insist anymore and obediently lay down, allowing her dizziness to subside a bit.

The doctor had warned her not to overwork herself.

But she had been tormented by Mr. Law for two days straight, and then she came back to work without a proper rest.

Running back and forth between airports, restaurants, and hotels, any ordinary person would feel exhausted, let alone her.

It was all due to overwork that led to her condition acting up.

Eleanor thought that she must get Sophie to approve her resignation tomorrow. For the next few days, she needed to lie safely at home and wait for death.

Otherwise, if something like today's sudden attack happened and no one came to save her, she'd die directly, and who would take care of her body then?

As her thoughts ran wild, a man in a white suit walked in.

The newcomer had a very refined and clean appearance, exuding a gentle and elegant temperament.

Seeing Eleanor lying on the bed, he hooked his lips and smiled.

With his smile spreading across his face, two deep dimples appeared on both sides of his cheeks.

"It's a woman."

Tyler walked over with a medical kit, gave Jason a wink and said, "What are you staring at?"

"Just check her out and see what's wrong with her."

He had seen her faint twice today, and this was definitely not a symptom of low blood sugar.

Only then did Tyler put away his giddy demeanor, took the stethoscope out of the medical kit, and intended to listen to Eleanor's heart.

However, Eleanor raised her hand to stop him. "I have a heart condition, and I just had a sudden attack. It's no big deal."

Knowing she couldn't fool the doctor, she just told the truth.

But she didn't want him to diagnose her because she didn't want Jason to know about her heart failure. She was afraid that if Jason knew, he might kick her twice more.

She hadn't had a chance to say goodbye to Hailey yet, so she couldn't die like this.

Tyler, being a doctor, could easily see if a patient was lying or not.