Love You Enough to Leave You novel Chapter 292

Chapter 292 Unforgettable

Amelia was still chanting Oscar’s name when Tiffany entered the room. It seemed like Amelia was muttering to herself, but somehow, it also seemed like she wanted Kurt to hear her. “She’s been through a lot. She may look glamorous living with the Clintons, but people have no idea how hard it was for her. I truly hope that she finds herself someone who loves her dearly; Someone who will love her no matter what she becomes,” stated Tiffany.

Kurt seemed to have thought of something when he heard Tiffany but remained silent for the moment.

“Still, no one knows when someone like that is going to show up,” murmured Tiffany as if she was talking to herself.

“I’m sure that someone will reveal himself soon. He’s probably a lot closer than we think,” responded Kurt, whose eyes remained fixed on Amelia.

“Wait a second. You’re not referring to yourself, are you, Kurt?” questioned Tiffany with a brow raised.

In response to that, the man nodded decisively.

“Even if she becomes blind, you’re willing to stay by her side?” continued Tiffany, finding the sudden revelation somewhat unbelievable.

Before that, she had already noticed how Kurt treated Amelia differently, but she never expected the man to be willing to care for her friend, who could become disabled one day. At that point, Tiffany knew she had to find out if Kurt meant every word he said.

“Anybody would be lucky to have Amelia. That much I know. Blind or not, that woman will always be a catch for any man,” promised Kurt.

“Kurt, there are things you can’t just take back. Are you sure you’re willing to care for Amelia even if she goes blind one day? You’ll have to tend to most of her needs. You know that, right?” asked Tiffany in all seriousness, still somewhat skeptical of the man.

Kurt nodded determinedly once again before replying, “If Amelia will have me.”

“Kurt, I know you’ll do better than Oscar. You have my support. Keep it up, and I’m sure you’ll win her heart someday soon. You two make a better match anyway,” commented Tiffany while the man kept silent.

Tiffany then covered Amelia with the blanket and sighed as she stared at her friend, who was still muttering Oscar’s name. “Kurt, don’t get me wrong. I know you’re one of the good ones, but it seems you’ll have to put in a lot of effort to win this one over.”

“I know. I’m ready for it.”

For that, Tiffany gave the man a big thumbs-up. “I have to say, Kurt. I’m impressed. Still, this is your former boss’ ex-wife we’re talking about here. Aren’t you worried about what’s going to happen if Oscar finds out what you’re trying to do?”

“They’re divorced now, aren’t they?” Since Amelia was single once again then, Kurt assumed she was fair game.

“I like how you think.” Tiffany chuckled at the man’s rhetorical question.

Still, there was a sense of insecurity in Kurt’s eyes when he looked at Amelia, and Tiffany could see it.

“Kurt, I’m worried that your love for her might end up unrequited. Even though I pray that she’ll find someone who truly loves her, I know she’s loyal to a fault. It’s not going to be easy to change her mind.”

“I’m willing to give her the time she needs. No matter what, I’ll be by her side.”

Tiffany let out another sigh as she witnessed those around her struggle for love. The love triangle her friends found themselves in was more dramatic than anything she could hope to come up with for her novels.

“Why don’t you go check on Tony and have Martha clean up the mess? I’ll take care of Amelia. Don’t worry.” With that, Tiffany gestured for the man to leave the room.

After taking one last look at Amelia, Kurt nodded and left the guest room without another word.

Then, Tiffany went into the bathroom to get a wet towel to clean her friend up. “Why are you doing this to yourself, Amelia? If you never wanted to divorce the man, then why did you? Obviously, you still can’t get over him, so why torture yourself like this?”

Suddenly, Amelia lifted her hand to cover her forehead and cried, “It hurts… My head hurts!”

To help ease the pain, Tiffany quickly massaged Amelia’s head. Although the pain had slightly subsided, Amelia suddenly jumped out of bed before rushing to the bathroom. Concerned, Tiffany immediately followed Amelia inside, only to find her friend puking her guts out.

Patting Amelia on the back, Tiffany waited until her friend was done vomiting before handing the woman a clean towel. “Here, clean yourself up.”

Even though Amelia’s cheeks were bright red, she felt much better after barfing.

“Babe, are you okay?” inquired Tiffany concernedly.

Frowning, Amelia shook her head and rubbed her forehead. “My head still hurts.”

“I’ll ask Martha to fix you up something for the hangover. It serves you right for not knowing when to stop.” A part of Tiffany wanted to rebuke Amelia for the impulsive behavior, but the other knew that her friend had been through enough.

“Tiff, I didn’t do anything stupid just now, did I?” asked Amelia embarrassedly.