Semua Bab Unfulfilled Last Wish: Bab 281 - Bab 290

However, before Linda could press the dial button, a hand snatched her phone away."What are you doing, Mr. Cox?!" Linda glared at him furiously. "Give it back!""Ms. Cook, you mustn't call the cops," Andy told her calmly. "Mr. Barnes had made it very clear before he passed out that this isn't Ms. Smith's fault, and no harm must come to her."Linda gaped and retorted before she knew it, "Impossible! Henry would never say that!"How could he defend Tina after she had just stabbed him?!Andy did not argue, however, instead whipping out his phone and playing a video."Don't call the cops. It's not her fault. "Listen here. It doesn't matter if I die—no harm comes to Tina. And don't tell anyone."While Henry was rushed to surgery, Andy had retrieved the security footage, saving only Henry's instructions and deleting everything else, including the moment Tina stabbed Henry.Linda's hands clenched over her lap on her wheelchair as she stared at the video that was a retort against he

Though Linda was basically telling Henry to have Tina arrested, Henry said, "I owe her and Sophie."He had indirectly killed Sophie—he deserved to be stabbed by Tina, so why would he blame her?Though Linda knew this was not the time, she really did not want to let Tina get away with it."I know you feel very guilty toward Sophie and Tina," she pressed. "But whatever happens, Tina doesn't get to stab you—"Henry suddenly scowled and cut her short. "Linda! Even if you did it for Rory's sake and couldn't have known that Sophie's condition would worsen, you had still stolen the kidney meant for Sophie, and that's a fact!"That's why Sophie died! So both you and I are murderers, even if we didn't do it with our own hands!"Linda was scoffing inwardly at Henry's words but did not let it show on her face as she kept sobbing, "I know I've wronged Sophie and Tina—I never forgot. But I still care too much about you."But even as her tears covered her cheeks, Henry did not try to comfort

John never had children, but he could understand Tina's thoughts as a mother.Desperate measures, as they said.And as long as it could ease her mind, he was willing to keep her company."Okay." He agreed to go with her first thing the next morning without hesitation.Tina did not refuse, but by sheer coincidence, John got a call from Levine Gardens before he went to bed—his grandfather was taken ill, and he had to head home.He would have brought Tina along, but she was in no state to be introduced to his family, just as it would pile on her stress.As such, he decided to head home alone, though not before telling Tina before she left, "Wait until I'm back. I'm going with you.""Yeah." Tina nodded.Before she went to bed, she texted him again to ask about her grandfather. He replied that his grandfather was mostly fine, adding that she should not worry and should go to bed soon.Tina took a sleeping pill and lay down but barely slept a few winks when she woke up, staying wi

"Tina!"John rushed over toward the car wreck, his foot wobbling and stumbling once.That was when one of the rescue team members said, "Sir, there's no one in the car."It was only then that John noticed the gaping hole in the windshield, which must have shattered when it crashed into the railing.Even if she had managed to get out, her chances were still not optimistic.The rescue team were not holding out much hope either—over the years, there were plenty of others who had, deliberately or otherwise, fallen into the river.None of them had ever survived—some corpses were recovered, but others were washed by the river to heaven-knows-where and were nowhere to be seen.And the rescue teams always know that loved ones would never accept that reality, but they still explained to John, "The undercurrents below are terrible, and there are plenty of boulders around. If a car ends up like that, a person won't survive at all…""Keep looking," John replied.Unlike the rescue team, he

"No, sir."Andy's voice was exhausted—he had gone three days and nights without sleeping much.After a long silence, Henry said quietly, "You can stop now." He closed his eyes with a look of anguish, feeling like a chunk of his heart had gone missing.-Two years later…"Passengers of flight CZ3491, please proceed to the terminal for boarding…"Hearing the call over the PA system, Tina got up, pulling along her little suitcase and headed toward the terminal.As she boarded her flight and took her seat, a young girl around five approached her.As the girl passed Tina, she slipped and fell.Tina reached out to catch her before she knew it, steadying the girl, although she dropped her ice cream on Tina's wrist.Her parents had taught her well—once Tina helped her to her feet, she nodded at Tina and said in her sweet voice, "Thank you, ma'am."Then, noting that she had dirtied Tina's clothes, she wiped it for Tina. "I'm sorry, ma'am…""It's alright."Tina could not help reme