A Second Chance at Forever (Eleanor and Bernard) novel Chapter 494

Eleanor had a rough night and still felt a bit crappy when she woke up the next morning.

She got out of bed, walked out of the bathroom, grabbed her phone and bag, and left the villa.

She planned to find Bernard and go to the hospital with him, but he was already waiting for her outside.

The dude was wearing an expensive suit, sunglasses, and holding a bouquet of roses, leaning against the car door.

He saw Eleanor coming out and flashed a good-looking smile, "Eleanor..."

Eleanor also gave a slight smile as they both walked towards each other.

Bernard handed the flowers to Eleanor: "These are for you."

Eleanor took the flowers, looked up at the man in the backlight, and bravely took off his sunglasses.

She saw his once bright eyes now covered with red veins, no longer shining.

"Your eyes..."

Bernard raised his hand, gently touched Eleanor's hair, and whispered to her, "It's because of poor sleep."

He then took the sunglasses from Eleanor, put them back on, and held her hand.

Eleanor looked at Bernard holding her hand and subconsciously tightened her grip, "Let's go to the hospital for a check-up."

Bernard nodded, led her into the car, and carefully helped her buckle up her seatbelt. He fed her breakfast before driving to the hospital.

Liana was abroad attending a medical conference and hadn't returned yet. The deputy dean received Bernard.

After checking his eyes, the deputy dean said that his eyes were seriously congested, indeed caused by poor sleep, and would be fine if he improved his sleep.

Next, they checked his head. The deputy dean looked for neurological issues but didn't say much, only arranging for him to have an MRI.

Eleanor didn't tell him, only giving a mysterious smile, "You'll find out later."

Seeing her smile, a hint of a smile appeared in his eyes, "Let me take you."

"No need, I'll call a cab."

She was still a bit embarrassed to tell him about her secret French classes, so she turned down his offer.

Bernard watched her hurry away from the hospital, a bitter smile on his lips as he gazed at her petite figure.

He slowly looked away, his bloodshot eyes coldly staring at the deputy dean behind his sunglasses, "Don't let anyone know about this, including Liana."

The deputy dean looked up at him and answered very respectfully, "Yes, Mr. Laurence."

After leaving the hospital, Bernard got in the car, took out his phone, and made a call to the dean of the W City.