Begging For A Reconciliation

Chapter 264

Chapter 264 Leaving

Lorne looked at the money in his hands. He did not think insulting someone could get him so much money.

He licked his mouth, showing an ingratiating smile. "Mr. Ford, you can contact me again when there are such errands."

Shawn nodded coldly.

Lorne was still thinking of Leah with a piteous tone. "It's just a pity that the girl wastes her time on a disabled person. If she can turn to my arms..."

Shawn frowned. His eyes glowed with cold light. What belonged to him must not be coveted.

Shawn looked gloomy and glanced at the people around him. "Handle it cleanly."

Until he was taken away by Shawn's men, Lorne did not understand what he did wrong.

After Lorne's harassment, Leah lost the mood for shopping and went home with Han.

She was worried that Han would be unhappy and tried to take care of his feelings as much as possible.

Leah released the handle of his wheelchair and forced a smile. "I'm going to prepare dinner."

She asked for Han's advice. "How about eating your favorite pork chops for dinner?"

Han did not answer but looked at Leah without expression.

Leah looked at the opposite person doubtfully and touched her cheek. "Do I have something on my face?"

Han growled in a low voice, "Enough. Everything is enough."

"Leah, you don't have to feel guilty, and I don't need you to compensate me this way."

Leah wanted to say something, but she said nothing in the end.

Han certainly won't believe her words now.

Whether it was guilt or love, she just wanted to be at his side.

Leah deflected the conversation, took the ingredients from the refrigerator and turned into the kitchen. "I'm going to prepare dinner. You must be hungry after being out so long."

After dinner, there was no respite from the heavy atmosphere.

Han was like a piece of big ice sitting in the corner.

Leah thought that what he had just said must be an angry outburst. It would be fine after he woke up.

With that in mind, she started to clean up. She wanted to be busy so that she could get away from her

wild thoughts.

Han pushed the wheelchair to Leah's front, snatched her vacuum cleaner from her hands, and said coldly, "If you want to leave, you can leave at any time."

"Han, I haven't thought about leaving."

Leah answered without hesitation, and her eyes were calm and soft.

Han scoffed. When he was healthy, he tried his best to keep Leah close.

Now he met with a mishap, so he did not want her with himself, but he could not get rid of her. Leah had no reason to stay with him other than guilt.

"Really?"

When Han asked, he had the usual emotion. But his hands behind him could not help shaking.

Leah squatted down and held Han's hand. "I will always be with you."

Before Han could speak, she continued, "Not because of guilt, but because I wanted to accompany you."

Han bowed his head, making it hard to see the emotion in his eyes.

Leah feigned anger and asked in a quiet voice, "Unless you are sick of me being a pregnant woman."

That time in the Ford residence, she wanted to tell Shawn the truth, but missed the opportunity, resulting in many things later.

By Shawn's temper, if he knew the baby in her belly was his, he would try everything to take her away.

But Han could not live without her, and Leah kept this matter secret.

Han looked at her, looking complicated and struggling.

After a long time, he left in silence.

Leah slumped feebly on the sofa with a pale face.

She must take Han out of the current predicament as soon as possible.

After the night, Leah's mood returned to normal, and she also accepted that she was banned.

These things were not difficult for her. Now the essential thing was Han.

Leah made an appointment with the best psychologist in Linkville and would take Han to see the doctor.

Watching the time approaching, Leah knocked on the door of Han's room.

"Han, I'm coming in."

As soon as she finished her words, she opened the door.

The large room was empty, and she frowned.

Han was not in the room!

She went to the bathroom and then to the kitchen. She searched all the rooms in the apartment, but Han was nowhere to be found.

Leah took out her mobile phone with her trembling hands and called Han.

"Hello, the number you dialed is not answered."

"Hello, the number you dialed is not answered."

The mechanical female voice repeated itself repeatedly, and Leah was anxious.

The cold wind blowing in the window calmed Leah down quickly. Han can't walk far in his wheelchair.

Leah trotted to the property, asking for the monitoring video of last night.

Their neighborhood was not upscale, and the number of security cameras was limited. Han was only caught leaving in the early morning, but nothing else.

"Thank you!"

Leah thanked the staff and left the property office.

In a trance of mind, she sat on the bench and dialed Han's phone number repeatedly.

"Cindy, why are you sitting downstairs on such a cold day?"

Serena wanted to visit Leah, but she did not expect to find her sitting in a daze under the building just after entering the neighborhood.

After Leah returned to her senses, her tears burst as she dove into Serena's arms and sobbed, "He was gone. I woke up this morning, and he was gone."

"Don't worry."

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Inside the car, Leah wiped tears from her face, took a deep breath, and forced herself to calm down.

"I'm sorry. We can't file the case as the time has not come yet."

Uniformed police officers listened to Leah's description and coldly rebuffed her.

"The missing person cases can't be filed until 24 hours after the disappearance."

Leah hurriedly clutched the table, saying, "But he could not move easily. Couldn't that work either?"

Although Shawn did not kill Han, there was no guarantee that he would not go back on his word. In case, it was his men that took Han.

Leah was flustered.

"Miss, please come back in 24 hours."

Serena saw that Leah was about to lose control and quickly took her out of the police station.

She opened the car door, forced Leah in, fastened her seat belt, and returned to buy her a bottle of mineral water.

"Cindy, you need a drink of water to calm down."

Leah drooped her eyes and did not take the water from Serena.

"I'm calm now."

Serena thought a man as proud as Han could not accept that he was useless. "He decided to leave, probably because he didn't want to drag you down."