Three Years Later, He Came Back Begging novel Chapter 310

Relieving his eye discomfort, Lawrence put his glasses back on and looked at Abbot. "Let's go. Back to the office."

Abbot had been by Lawrence's side as his assistant since their days in America. It had been a solid six or seven years, meaning he had witnessed firsthand just how agonizing this journey had been.

Both mentally and physically.

Just when it seemed many misunderstandings were resolved and there might be a chance to win Bonnie back, Lawrence nearly became a vegetable, or worse, lost his life.

Abbot remembered the day Bonnie left Cabinda for grad school. That was the day Lawrence woke up, abruptly escaping the fate of lying in a hospital bed waiting for death.

The chairman and his wife both said it was Bonnie who had awakened Lawrence. Abbot agreed. Sometimes, when he visited the hospital, he could hear Bonnie vividly recounting memories from the living room—memories no one else could ever share.

It was enough to put a lump in anyone's throat.

They were such a perfect couple, yet their trials seemed endless, like an agonizing test with no end in sight.

From then on, Lawrence began over a year of rehabilitation, enduring physical therapy with a professional team while receiving counseling from his therapist.

During that time, Lawrence visited Oasinia. Back then, he still needed support to walk longer distances, and his vision was often blurry. But he overheard Professor Dale and his wife on a call, mentioning Bonnie.

They said Bonnie had made it to the finals of an architectural competition representing her university, and they expressed how much they adored the young woman his wife had recommended.

Professor Dale didn’t know the history between them; it was just casual chatter, but Lawrence committed it to memory.

On the day of the finals, he flew to Oasinia. Sitting in the darkest corner of the lecture hall, wearing custom sunglasses, he listened to Bonnie confidently and radiantly present her design in fluent English.

Just standing there, she commanded absolute attention.

Bonnie beat out competitors from all over the world to take first place for Kingswood University's architecture department. When she received the award, she hoisted the trophy and flashed a dazzling smile at her classmates in the audience.

Lawrence had said she was no longer a kite with her string held by someone else; she was an eagle soaring through the sky.

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