Chapter 254 Archie is dying

And sometimes Burt would have his own way of raising children, and she would respect his opinion.

"Let me show you the dress first. You can see if you like it. If you don't like it, I'll have it reordered."Bert's eyes were full of spoil.

Bane was not in high spirits now, but nodded.

In the fitting room, she looked at herself in the mirror with mixed feelings.

Her stomach was getting bigger and her skin was getting worse.

Her hands and feet began to swell. She didn't want to wear a dress at all, and she had to stand next to him in front of all those people.

Her heart inexplicably rose a sense of irritability, fear.

Instinctively she wanted to run away and go back to her room. She wanted to see what Bert was doing, but she couldn't find her man.

There was a gleam of disappointment in Bane's eyes.

But Bert seldom appeared at the house after that day. He seemed so busy that he hardly saw anyone every day.

Occasionally he came back, also in the middle of the night, and when she got up the next day, it was cold beside her.

Bane's uneasiness grew and she could only keep telling herself that Bert must have something to do.

Even if she said so, the heart of the uneasiness is constantly magnifying, because it is different, completely different.

When Burt was at the company, he couldn't have been so busy.

He would have taken his work back if he could, and worked by her side, but now she hadn't seen him for ages.

Why is that?

Could it be because they're licensed now?

So you don't have to keep coaxing her like you used to?

You know, he's already getting impatient.

As Bane sat in the living room, thinking, he found himself getting a little carried away. She couldn't help thinking, even though she knew it was wrong.

She took a deep breath and tried to stop the thought, but it grew like a seed inside her.

She made a spontaneous phone call.

The phone rang for a long time before it was answered.

"Well..."

His voice was cold, and for a moment Bane was at a loss for what to say.

"I just wanted to know when you'd be back?"

She asked carefully.

"What's up when I'm done?"

Her words stuck in her throat.

Because there was a woman's voice on the other side.

"Shura, how do you think."

The words sent a chill down bane's head and she turned off the phone with a shudder.

But hang up the moment, she found himself this eat how redundant how ridiculous.

The phone rang again, and Bert called it back.

After a moment's hesitation, she picked it up.

"Sorry about that, but..."

Before she had finished, Ward's gentle voice rang out.

"Bane, where have you been?Why is there no one at the hall? '

Ward?

Bane paused for a moment before he came to his senses.

"Ward?

"Bane, don't give it a second thought, BUT I've noticed that you've been disappearing, and I don't know where you've been, so I'm a little worried."

He even used an "us" to prove he couldn't find Burt either so he called.

"Nothing, I'm in London now."

"London?!Why did you go to that place?"

Bane was confused for a moment. She had no idea how she had got to London straight away.

She didn't want to.

She doesn't want to be in a place like this.

She wants to go back.

After being here, things got weird, and she got weird, and Bert got weird.

"Bane, are you sure you're all right?"

Bain did not answer his question directly.

And to see if he's calling about anything.

"Bane, I shouldn't have called you on this, but I thought I'd stick to your opinion. Your father's in the hospital, probably not..."

Bane shuddered and dropped his glass to the floor.

The servant listened, and the flustered one came and swept the crumbs off the floor.

"Bain?Are you sure you're all right?"

"Nothing, how can suddenly stop?"

"The reason for bankruptcy and a little accident before, it became this way, in fact, I also think he did things can not forgive, but he is your real father anyway, I think I should call you to tell you."

Bane listened to him, then sat back down on the sofa, not knowing what to say for a moment.

The only thing she could think of was Aki lying alone in the hospital with no one around him.

It's actually pretty pathetic when you think about it.

The mother and son were only with him for money, and how could they possibly take care of him now that he was broke?

Ward helped pay for the place he's living now.

She felt her face cool and felt it until she realized she was crying.

Why is she crying?

What he did was not worth her tears.

The more she thought about it, the more she cried, thinking that he might not be able to hold on, she even picked out a few things he was kind to her.

In fact, When the mother and daughter were not there, Aki was kind to her, and occasionally bought her a snack to cheer her up.

She was torn between the feeling that she should leave him alone and the feeling that he had been her father after all.

He's dying now, and he doesn't even have a caregiver.

Bane took a deep breath. She didn't know what she was thinking.

All she wanted to do was ask him if he had ever felt sorry for her when she died.

She had a lot of questions she wanted to ask now. When she knew what Archie had done to her, she really thought he was a jerk.

Such people deserve no forgiveness.

But she took back all his property, and did nothing to him.

She thought she wouldn't feel bad if she didn't know his news.

But now it was life and death, even if he was a jerk, and she would never see that jerk again.

I still feel a little uncomfortable when I think about it.

Burt, on the other hand, was somewhat disturbed to find no answer after three calls.