Lahat ng Kabanata ng Second Chance at Life and Love: Kabanata 481 - Kabanata 490

Dylan must have a compelling reason. Lily looked worried. “Ms. Quest tried to take her life after waking up from surgery. She started to starve herself, and her parents had to beg Mr. Lang’s uncle for help. Mr. Lang was sent to talk some sense into Ms. Quest. The minute she saw Mr. Lang, Ms. Quest started eating and following the doctor’s orders.” Kelsey frowned. Zara was attached to Tyler. Though Tyler was married to Kelsey, Zara still would not give up on him. Zara sure had no respect for Kelsey, the wife. It was true that Zara sustained a severe injury from saving Tyler, but that did not give her a reason to steal someone else’s husband. Kelsey pursed her lips without a word. Lily knew better than to say anything else. No woman would be happy in this situation. Lily doubted any woman would be so selfless as to give away her husband to another woman. Besides, Tyler and Kelsey were close. Nancy pinned her hopes on them to start a family soon. With Zara coming b

Kelsey sneered to herself. Zara played the poor, helpless victim so well, making everyone feel sorry. No one would suspect how evil she really was. Even Lily doubted Zara could do any harm. The others would never believe that Zara took a tumble on purpose. What about Tyler? Kelsey wondered if Tyler believed Zara. She no longer carried any hope. Turning on her heel, Kelsey walked out of the villa. … The sky was dark and gloomy, and soon, it began to drizzle. Kelsey took Nancy’s ride back to the house and sat outside. She watched the rain against the wind, her thoughts elsewhere. The falling rain did not seem to faze her. “Kels.” Tyler’s voice crept up from behind her. He was back. Tyler came home before dark for once. Kelsey looked over in confusion. Tyler took strides toward her and pulled her into his arms. “Can’t you tell it’s raining? Why are you standing in the rain?” he asked worriedly in her ear. Kelsey looked up. “It’s nice to soak in the

“Who was jealous? I wasn’t jealous.” Kelsey denied that fact right away. “If you weren’t jealous, why did you barge into Zara’s villa to look for me?” Tyler asked with a smile, his eyes fixating on hers. “I…” Kelsey was lost for words. Tyler rested his forehead against hers, his eyes sparkling with joy. “I’m so happy, Kels. You’re finally jealous because of me.” It proved that Kelsey cared about him. Tyler loved her jealousy. “I told you. I wasn’t jealous,” Kelsey refuted eagerly. Tyler locked her tightly in his arms, meeting her gaze. “I will make sure I’m not involved with any other woman. I won’t go to Zara’s place again. I promise. Don’t be mad at me, babe.” His promise reassured Kelsey, putting her in a better mood. Kelsey unclamped his arm around her waist. “Unhand me. I want to rest now.” Tyler sucked up to her. “I’ll keep you company in your sleep.” His scorching breath caressed her sensitive neck. Kelsey shuddered. “No way.” She pushed him away i

Yet, Tyler did not touch his food. Tyler took a sip of his wine and looked deep into Kelsey’s eyes. “I’m saving my belly to eat you up.” Kelsey was taken aback. She turned red. So Tyler was starving for her. His intense gaze made her heart skip a beat. Kelsey buried her head in her food, too embarrassed to take another look at him. After dinner, Tyler took Kelsey out for a stroll. It was dark outside, and they strolled along the soft sand. The sea breeze and splashing waves created the perfect relaxing ambiance for Kelsey and Tyler. Tyler held her hand tight. If possible, he hoped to walk with her to the very end. The missing piece in his life in the last few years was filled because he now had Kelsey. Tyler stopped and pulled Kelsey into his arms. “I can’t live without you, Kels. Please promise me that you’ll never leave me no matter what.” His raspy voice lingered in her ear. Hot with emotions, Kelsey listened to his strong heartbeat and responded with a h

Kelsey nodded in contemplation. Her maple syrup was bubbling in the saucepan. Kelsey quickly turned her attention back to her cooking. Without hesitation, she lifted the lid and scalded herself. “Argh!” she exclaimed in pain. Tyler frowned in concern. He turned off the stove and turned on the cold tap. Tyler grabbed her hand and ran it under cold water. “Why were you careless? Does it hurt?”He reprimanded her worriedly. “It hurts.” Kelsey nodded in distress, her eyes welling up. She was occupied with planning fun activities for the day to remember her saucepan on the stove. The boiling maple syrup scalded her when she reached to lift the lid from the saucepan. Tyler examined her fingers. They were red and swollen. He carried her and put her down on the living room couch. Tyler anxiously rummaged through the place for a first-aid kit. Finally, he dug out the kit and retrieved the cream to treat burns. “Come closer. Let me see the burn on your finger