A Second Chance at Forever (Eleanor and Bernard) novel Chapter 676

After finishing the joint burial, two days had passed, during which Bernard would report to her every hour that she was safe. She wasn't as worried anymore, and fell asleep tiredly on her bed. After waking up, she reached for her phone.

The night before, Bernard had messaged her that Nina was already picked up by him.

His private jet would arrive at A City airport the next morning at 10:15...

Looking at the time, she figured the plane must be landing soon, so she checked her call history and called him, but his phone was off.

Assuming he hadn’t disembarked yet, she got up to freshen up and packed a few sets of clothes.

After getting ready for her trip to the G country, she picked up her phone again, only to see that he hadn’t returned her call.

Sitting in front of her dressing table, she called Bernard several times, the calls went through, but he didn’t answer…

The sound of the disconnected call echoed repeatedly, filling Eleanor with sudden dread.

She quickly got up, heading out while instructing Aidyn to drive her to the airport…

Sitting in the car, she kept calling Bernard, but he didn’t answer.

Eleanor’s heart pounded in anxiety, her intuition telling her something had happened to Bernard!

Usually, he’d answer her calls or reply to her messages instantly, but not this time.

Her hand clutching the phone started to sweat, her body shivering…

The car stopped at the airport, and without waiting for Aidyn to open the door, Eleanor quickly got out and ran towards the arrivals exit.

Crowds of people were coming out of the airport, but she couldn't spot any familiar figures. Eleanor's face gradually turned pale.

She put down her phone, leaned against the cold wall and hugged herself, seeking some semblance of safety.

Aidyn, standing nearby, also couldn’t reach Bernard. So, he called Bernard's bodyguard, but no one answered…

For the first time, she ran up to him without a care in the world and held onto Bernard tightly, "You scared me to death, I thought something happened to you."

He lifted his hand and pulled Eleanor into his embrace.

Holding her tightly, he murmured, "I promised you I'd be back in two days, so you didn't need to worry."

He'd made a promise to her that he'd be back in two days, and no one could stop him from returning, no matter how ruthless their tactics!

Eleanor hugged him and smelled the familiar scent of pine trees on his body, and slowly relaxed, "Since you're back, why didn't you answer my calls?"

After she finished speaking, she tried to lift her head from his arms, but his big hand was on the back of her hand, why didn't he let her raise her head?

Bernard pressed her head to his chest, his voice low and hoarse, "Your niece is too noisy, I didn't hear your call..."

Nina, standing nearby, looked at him strangely but didn't say anything.