A Second Chance At Forever novel (Eleanor and Bernard) novel Chapter 785

Chapter 785 

She said Tyler had gone without eating for a while and was extremely hungry. 

In the end, the Howell family softened their hearts and told Tyler that they would let him go as long as he didn’t marry her However, Tyler firmly disagreed. He lay on the bed, silent like a dead person, staring out the window every day. 

It’s quite ridiculous. She had been asking Tyler all along if he would marry her. 

He always replied, “How could I possibly marry someone like you, a woman who can’t bear children?” 

Despite looking down on her like that, he was attracted to her, deceived by her, and fell in love with her. 

And now he was so determined to marry her 

But alas, she stubbornly refused to marry him! 

Not only did she refuse, but she also wanted to marry someone else! 

This was the revenge she had planned for ten years! 

Hailey saw the deep hatred in Liana’s eyes and sighed softly. 

“Liana, you’re about to marry Will Webb. It’s time to let go of the past…” 

She would have her own family, even though she couldn’t have children. Future happiness was what mattered most. 

Hailey didn’t want Liana to be trapped in past resentments. She only hoped that she and Will would spend their remaining years happily. 

“Yeah, I will let go, Liana said and then took Nina from Hailey’s arms. 

“Nina, your dolls are dirty. Shall I wash them for you?” 

“No” 

Nina clutched the dolls tightly to her chest upon hearing about washing them Liana and Hailey exchanged knowing smiles, attributing it to a child’s attachment to toys. 

“They can have them back when they return,” Liana assured, assuming Bernard Laurence’s OCD would deter him from wanting them: They would wait for Eleanor Shultz to clean the doll. 

Considering its dirtiness and potential germs, it was unsanitary for a child to play with it for too long 

After dinner, Hailey, Liana, and Nina video–called Eleanor They chatted until Nina grew sleepy, bidding Eleanor goodnight before ending the call. 

Eleanor placed her phone down and glanced at the man engrossed in a finance magazine on the sofa 

“I’m a bit hungry I’ll go to the kitchen for something to eat,” she said, her gaze drifting towards the woman in thin pajamas on the bed. 

“Hungry?” 

He placed the magazine aside and got up, heading towards Eleanor 

“Didn’t I feed you earlier?”