Three Years Later, He Came Back Begging novel Chapter 417

She kept thinking about the call—it was Bonnie who had answered.

Bonnie had introduced herself as Lawrence's girlfriend.

Hannah's heart spasmed, a suffocating wave of despair ripping through her chest with every agonizing beat. She never imagined that Bonnie would actually forgive Lawrence and get back together with him.

Despite the years of trauma, the oceans of pain, and the bitter misunderstandings between them, nothing had managed to stop them from finding their way back to each other.

Hannah realized it made perfect sense. Bonnie loved Lawrence so deeply, and Lawrence cherished Bonnie beyond reason. Now that she was no longer standing in their way, now that those suffocating chains of morality and duty were gone... why wouldn't the world make room for two people so desperately in love?

What reason did they have not to reconcile?

Would Lawrence ever willingly spend the rest of his life missing out on Bonnie?

And Bonnie—Bonnie would never fall in love with anyone else. Otherwise, why would she have remained alone for so incredibly long?

But when did it happen? When did they get back together?

Hannah knew absolutely nothing about the outside world. Jackson would never tell her these things. Jasper Blair was just a child. When she first fell ill, her parents had visited, but only to tell her to focus on her treatment and accept her rehabilitation.

Because she was a convicted criminal. She was no longer the cherished, overly indulged princess of the Lane family that everyone bowed down to.

She had lost the right to know anything about Lawrence and Bonnie.

But she could guess. She could picture it perfectly. The moment Lawrence had fully recovered, he must have rushed to Bonnie, looking his absolute best, begging for her forgiveness.

They were probably in Cabinda, or maybe an entirely new city untouched by her toxic presence. A fresh start where they accepted each other, laid everything bare, let go of the past, and shredded all their ugly history into pieces.

Everything involving her—the vile memories, the wretched past—all thrown into the garbage.

Lawrence must have told Bonnie everything about his agonizing years in the US. He would have exposed Hannah's lies, tearing down the sickening illusions she had crafted, proving that it had all been her pathetic, unrequited fantasy.

There was no happy family of three. There was no sweet intimacy. Only evasion, avoidance, misery, and torture.

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