Chapter 2254


    Jim furrowed his eyebrows and said with a hint of helplessness, “Harvey, I know it’s hard to ept this,


    but…”


    Harvey bit his lip and finally could not stop his tears from falling.


    “So…Mommy is really…” Jim nodded solemnly. He let go of Bonnie’s hand and walked over to the door,


    then squatted and picked Harvey up in his arms.


    “Harvey…


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    “It’s all Daddy’s fault. Imitted many mistakes and was too cowardly to face my feelings. By the time I


    finally summoned the courage to face the truth, it’s toote now.” Harvey reached out and gently


    wrapped his short arms around Jim’s trembling back.


    “Daddy… are you crying?” Jim froze for a moment, then suddenly realized that he had shed a tear while


    holding Bonnie’s hand.


    He fell silent. Thest time he cried was when he barged into the orphanage alone, trying to find Luna.


    That was almost 20 years ago. Jim had always thought the only reason he had cried was that he was too


    young. After all, real men never cried. At this moment, an epiphany hit him.


    The truth was, it had been a long time since he cried, not because he had grown up, but because there


    had been nothing that saddened him as much as losing Luna anymore. Not even losing his memories


    impacted him as much as the thought of losing Bonnie. At the thought of this, Jim sighed and replied,


    “Harvey, crying isn’t a sign of weakness.”


    “I know,” Harvey chirruped as he hugged his father.


    “The reason you cried is that you fell in love with Mommy, and you don’t want to lose her. To be honest, I


    don’t want to lose her, either…”


    As he said this, Harvey removed himself from Jim’s grasp and strode toward Bonnie’s bed with a


    sorrowful expression.


    “Does Mommy…only have seven days left to live? When is she going to wake up, then?” He wiped his


    tears.


    “Even if she’s leaving soon, she at least has to say goodbye to me, right?”


    Jim wanted to say something in reply, but when he saw the look on Harvey’s face, he could not squeeze


    out a single word.


    “I’m sure Aunt Bonnie will get well soon, Harvey.” June slowly walked into the room, wearing the wig


    Bonnie had picked out for her reaching out to hold Harvey’s hand.


    “Even… Even if worstes to worst, I’m sure she’ll wake up to say goodbye to you.”


    Harvey sniffed and continued to sob but did not reply.


    June gently wiped his tears with a piece of tissue.


    “Don’t cry now. Don’t cry in front of Aunt Bonnie. She’ll be sad if she finds out about this.” Harvey sniffed


    and nodded in response.


    “You’re right!” He blinked his tears away and said, “Mommy won’t want to see me crying like this.”


    Then, he reached out and clutched Bonnie’s hand.


    “You’re going to get well soon, Mommy. I’m … I’m still waiting for you to be the witness to my and


    June’s wedding in the future.”


    June’s face flushed scarlet when she heard this. A surge of emotions spread through his heart as Jim


    stared at the two children before him.