Chapter 1229


    He looked relieved after she found the bracelet.


    Eileen saw his lips curve up into a gentle smile.


    She felt a sharp pain in the heart as if a piece of broken ss had sliced into it. In the light, she saw


    the bracelet clearly.


    It was engraved with "from Zora to Luke".


    Suddenly, she understood why he was so furious as if the most important thing in his life was lost


    when it dropped into theke.


    The indescribable bitterness and pain spread through her.


    She felt she helped her rival in love, though


    Zora was dead.


    She knew he couldn''t swim and was afraid of water.


    Thus, the moment she saw him shivering and trying to get into theke, she didn''t want him to


    suffer and pushed him away.


    She jumped into theke to find the bracelet for him, but she didn''t expect it to b e a gift from Zora.


    It was understandable that he acted like that.


    Except for Zora''s gifts, whose gifts would h e treasure as his life?


    It was indeed masochistic for her to do that!


    He didn’t ask her to get into the water. Instead, he reprimanded her and told her to go ashore. She


    insisted on jumping down t o find it.


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    Since she got to the shore, he had fixed his eyes on the bracelet without even looking a t her.


    He didn''t see her wet clothes.


    Nor did he see her shuddering in the cold wind with her pale face and blue lips.


    Eileen felt prick all over.


    She drooped her hands, pinching her thighs fiercely. It hurt so much. He only cared about his


    bracelet, but never her safety.


    Her life wasn''t even worthy of a bracelet.


    He was still staring at it. She was numb with pain. There was no point in staying any longer. She


    called Brad over, moving forward like a robot.


    Brad nced at his father and then caught up with his mother.


    He stretched out his warm little hands to touch her cold hands, saying in a choked voice, "Mom, I''ll


    warm your hands.”


    "I''m not cold. Put on your clothes. Otherwise, you may catch a cold."


    Eileen avoided his little hands, shook her sleeves, and adjusted his coat.


    "Mom, wear this coat!"


    Brad wanted to take it off.


    She stopped him. "I''ll definitely get a cold, and so will you if you take off the coat. That will be worse.


    Wear it yourself. If you''re ill, I won''t have the energy to take care of you.”


    Brad finally didn''t take off the coat, afraid that she would get angry.


    His legs were slightly painful, but he didn''t dare to tell them.


    He had the frame that was used to fix his legs removed. The doctor said he recovered faster than


    expected and told him to take a short walk. He walked a long way today. His legs began to hurt.


    When Luke came out of his trance, he saw the back of the mother and son leaving.


    He frowned and quickly walked over to block Eileen''s way.


    She put her head down, her eyes closed.


    The water was flowing down. She stepped around him without looking up at him, walking forward.


    At this moment, her heart was as cold as water.


    Yet Luke stopped her again.


    No matter she turned left or right, he followed her.


    "What do you want?" Finally, she raised her pale face, staring at him.


    "You jumped into theke yourself. Who are you angry at? Did I ask you to do that?"


    He nced at her dripping wet clothes and himself, realizing that he had given his coat to Brad.


    "Well, I deserved it. I''m just a masochist. Is that okay?" Eileen said.