One night Two babies by Liz Pinelis novel Chapter 682

As she watched him walk further and further away, Ivy felt her heart growing empty and panicky, and the feeling of having lost something became clearer and clearer.

She lifted her neck hard, reached out towards Henry's back and opened her mouth to shout, "Henry, don't go!"

She subconsciously didn't want Henry to go, because her instincts told her that after he left, she would really never see him again.

When Henry heard Ivy's plea, he paused in his steps, did not turn back, and soon lifted his feet again towards the door.

When Ivy saw him leave again, her heart panicked even more and her voice increased considerably, "Henry, don't go, please don't go, don't go ......"

Henry did not stop again and still did not turn around, opening the door as he reached it.

Looking at the bright light in the doorway, at the one foot that Henry stepped out, Ivy cried out, tearing her heart out, "Henry!"

Henry did not reply and went out, closing the door behind him.

The door of the room isolated everything behind it and took away Henry's strength.

He couldn't hold back any longer, he knelt down at once and cried.

He is obviously a man, but at the moment he is crying like a child.

Although he said that he gave up Ivy, he still couldn't bear the pain in his heart when he heard Ivy's cry for help.

After all, to give up a loved one is to pluck out one's own heart.

Violet, Stanley, and Fraser were standing across from each other, watching Henry cry, and no one said anything.

Because they knew that it was useless to say anything at this time, just let him cry and vent to himself.

They didn't know what he had said to Ivy in there, but looking at him, they could guess it.

After an unknown amount of time, Henry stopped crying and stood up, wiping his eyes before putting his glasses back on and smiling at the three , "Sorry for that."

Stanley pursed his lips, "You said goodbye to Ivy, didn't you?"

Henry nodded.

There's nothing wrong with admitting that.

After all, this was supposed to be the last time he would see Ivy, and it was only right to say goodbye.

Stanley lifted his chin and said nothing more.

Henry straightened his clothes, "Well Stanley, it's getting late, I should go."

With that, he was about to cross over Stanley and go downstairs.

Stanley squeezed his shoulders as he walked past, "Don't you want to know what I'll do to her?"

Henry's eyes flashed, and then he smiled bitterly, "Of course I want to, but I wouldn't ask, because there's no point in knowing now, it would just cause me more pain... wait until later, you can tell me."

When he finished, he bowed his head and walked away.

The three watched his back until his back disappeared and only then did they bring their eyes back.

Violet sighed, "I heard Ivy's reluctance to Dr. Baxter just now, and heard something else."

"What?" Stanley looked at her, obviously asking for something.

Violet ruffled the hair around her ears and was just about to speak, but Fraser spoke first, "What Mrs. Murphy wants to say is, feelings, right?"

Violet raised her eyebrows, "That's right, you heard it too, Fraser."

"Well, it's so obvious." Fraser nodded.

He wanted to say that anyone with ears could hear it.