A Second Chance At Forever novel (Eleanor and Bernard) novel Chapter 849

Chapter 849 

If Sophie were still alive, Bernard would find many things hard to explain 

If Sophie was dead, he couldn’t understand why the folks from Area Opaca would save Cameron. 

While his mind was in turmoil, Caleb piped up 

“Mr. Laurence, the guy who was watching over Sophie. Mr. Ben, they spent some time together Maybe Mr. Ben has the hots for Sophie?” 

Caleb was saying Mr. Ben fell for Sophie, that’s why he didn’t leave her, he even flipped the bird to the Siren Organization and joined Area Opaca 

But even Bernard had only heard of Area Opaca’s existence through Mr. Penrod How did Mr. Ben get the scoop? 

Bernard was at a loss, his biggest fear now was that Mr. Ben and Sophie knew his identify, and their existence was a major threat to him. 

“Caleb have someone check if Sophie is still alive and find Mr. Ben, I want him here!” 

He wanted to ask Mr. Ben why he betrayed the Siren Organization 

“Sure, I’m on it” 

“And, has Robin’s side been cleared up? What’s the deal with finding Emilia?” 

“Mr Laurence, I’ve only met Robin’s sister, I haven’t even seen Robin’s face. I’ll try to worm my way into the hospital and ask his mom” 

Young folks sure can keep their lips sealed. Caleb’s attempts to get some information were fruitless, and he got a good beating from Robin’s sister, Katharine Spencer. How 

unfair 

Bernard replied with a curt ASAP and ended the call. 

Turning back to Eleanor, his chaotic thoughts began to clear. 

Despite many unresolved issues, one thing he was sure of 

Sophie, Cameron, Robin, Elbert Pine, Vanya, Tammie Pine, and Mr. Penrod, including Area Opaca, they were all crucial to the mystery of Eleanor’s past. 

In the study, Eleanor was arguing with Cedric 

“What are you talking about? Bernard wouldn’t have other women” 

“Then who’s this Z person?” 

“A friend of his.” 

“A guy or a gal?” 

“Of course a guy!” 

“Great, he’s switched sides” 

Eleanor rolled her eyes at Cedric, accidentally catching sight of the man standing outside the study. 

She saw him not return after his call. Standing by the window, looking at her through the glass, she frowned.