A Second Chance at Forever (Eleanor and Bernard) novel Chapter 206

Caleb hurriedly responded, "Alright, sir, I'll be right there to pick you up."

After Bernard hung up the phone, he coldly looked outside at the lit-up manor.

It seemed like he could see right through the lights to the Stanley Estate; his eyes suddenly filled with hatred.

Donna, I promised my father I wouldn't kill you, but since you destroyed what I care about, I'll destroy what you care about.

Let's have some real fun...

He rewrapped the bloodstained gauze, then put on a pair of black leather gloves.

Then he went to the cloakroom, changed into casual attire, and messed up his neat hair.

After making these preparations, he picked up the mask and slowly walked downstairs...

Bryson watched him leave the house, looking worried, "Mr. Laurence, are you really going to declare war on Mrs. Laurence?"

Although the Stanley family might be slightly inferior to the Laurence family, both were wealthy families.

Not to mention the person in power of the Stanley family was insane and capable of anything. Bryson was genuinely afraid that if Mr. Laurence went to war with her, they would end up in a bloody, inescapable cycle like the past time.

Bernard glanced at him and said indifferently, "It's not me who's doing it; it's her."

After saying that, he shifted his gaze to the mask in his hand. As Mr. Law, he would destroy the person she cared about, so as not to involve Garett and Hailey .

However, there was someone that he could handle in his real identity now.

He looked at Bryson and ordered coldly, "Break the legs of the man who's been tailing me and send him to the Stanley family."

Although Bryson worried about him, he would still carry out his orders. "Alright, I'll get it done."

Bernard rested his chin on his hand, leaning on the car window, watching Joelle walking out of the elevator.

She was holding hands and laughing with a man, even sharing a kiss before getting in their car.

Bernard coldly stared at them, finding the situation ironic.

They could freely be with the ones they liked, but he, since childhood, had been taught not to easily fall in love. He was told that people like him had no right to love.

He didn't understand why Joelle, a child from the Stanley family, could live so unrestrainedly, whereas he couldn't.

What puzzled him even more was that even though the people of the Laurence family obeyed him, they chose to turn a blind eye to Donna's torture towards him.

What secrets were they hiding from him?