Chapter 814


    Bradley''s words left Kevin puzzled. He wondered why Bradley''s actions contradicted his statement


    about not loving Esther.


    ''His current pain can''t evenpare to a thousandth of what Esther endured,'' Kevin thought.


    From Kevin''s perspective, Bradley''s behavior seemed hypocritical. Bradley had caused Esther


    immense suffering, and now that she was gone, he was acting like that?


    "Bradley, unless you can bring Esther back to life, you''ll have to carry the guilt of causing her death for


    the rest of your life," Kevin remarked.


    Upon hearing Kevin''s words, Bradley coughed up blood.


    The doctor swiftlyforted him, "Mr. Warner, your wife has passed away. Please take care of your


    health."


    Fearing he might harm Bradley further, Kevin decided to remain silent.


    The doctor breathed a sigh of relief and arranged for a consultation with all the hospital experts for


    Bradley. During this consultation, Kevin stayed and participated.


    Bradley underwent a full-body examination, and the results revealed no issues with his heart. It


    appeared that his apparent heart problems were likely psychological.


    Finally, a psychologist evaluated Bradley based on the test results. Bradley looked at the psychologist


    sitting before him with a mocking smile.


    "I can''t possibly love Esther," Bradley asserted.


    Hank Groover, the psychologist, nced at Bradley and reassured him, "Mr. Warner, admitting that you


    love someone isn''t something to be ashamed of."


    "I don''t love her," Bradley insisted.


    Hank smiled and handed Bradley a psychological assessment questionnaire on a tablet. "Mr. Warner,


    pleaseplete this set of questions."


    Bradley, being a top student from a young age, found answering the questions a straightforward task.


    He took the tablet and answered earnestly.


    Hank started ying soothing background music, and the gentle melodies filled the hospital room.


    However, Bradley''s furrowed brows did not rx upon hearing the soft music. On the contrary, they


    seemed to tighten even more.


    Once the questionnaire waspleted, Hank asked several more targeted questions.


    "Mr. Warner, let''s have a chat."


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    Bradley leaned back on the soft cushion, his tone cold. "What do we have to talk about?"


    "Let''s talk about your wife, and your son," Hank suggested.


    Bradley raised his eyebrows, disying an extremely impatient demeanor. "Ask your questions."


    Hank cleared his throat and asked seriously, "How do you perceive your wife, Esther?"


    Bradley hesitated momentarily, seriously contemting the image of Esther''s face. He noticed that


    when he thought of Esther, his heart would involuntarily ache. It was as though he couldn''t breathe,


    feeling a sense of tightness in his chest.


    "I don''t know what kind of person she is," Bradley admitted, his voice heavy with emotion.


    Hank felt a sense of surprise at this answer. It exceeded his expectations.


    "For example, beautiful, kind, hardworking, wonderful, annoying..." He attempted to guide Bradley to


    express his most genuine feelings about Esther. "Mr. Warner, I''ve never met your wife. Could you


    describe her appearance to me?"