Reborn Before My Captain Fiancé’s Beloved Dies In A Plane Crash Chapter 19
Not the basement. Not the golf club.
Mr. and Mrs. Bellini knew nothing about those things.
Only Archer and I, from the life before, knew.
“What else did he say?”
Mrs. Bellini lowered her head, tears falling onto the backs of her hands.
“He said that the last time, when he opened the basement door, he found you lying there.”
“He called your name over and over, but you never opened your eyes again.”
I closed my own eyes.
The ten ribs that had once been broken in my chest began to ache.
So, he did remember.
But what did it matter?
In the last life, when I begged him to let me go, he had never shown an ounce of mercy.
In this life, even before the plane hit the water, he still chose Chloe.
He had two chances.
He never chose me.
Mr. Bellini asked hoarsely, “Do you want to see him?”
“When he’s lucid, he calls your name.”
“He says if he can just see you one more time, he’ll cooperate with the treatment.”
I looked at the gravestone of the child who never had a name.
After a long time, I shook my head.
“No.”
“Whether he gets treatment is his decision.”
“He doesn’t get to use it to bargain with me anymore.”
Mrs. Bellini covered her mouth and began to sob.
I didn’t comfort her.
Just then, my lawyer called.
“Ms. Costa, a document just came from Mr. Bellini’s treatment center.”
“It’s the signed divorce agreement.”