From Hatred to Passionate Love Amelia Hart

Chapter 287 Kelvin! You Can't Jump Off The Building In that case, it meant Penelope was still alive.

Timothy's heart skipped a beat.

And beside him, Brian's face also changed rapidly.

Kelvin figured it out? Did he uncover the truth so quickly? This was unbelievable! "Kelvin," Timothy looked at him. "Did you forget? Penelope can't swim at all." One sentence completely dashed Kelvin's hopes.

He forced a bitter smile. "Yeah, why was I so naive, deceiving myself? She can't swim.

Once she jumped in, she was doomed!" Kelvin was just trying to comfort himself.

Because he couldn't accept Penelope's death.

Kelvin leaned weakly against the wall, his head tilted back, making his Adam's apple more prominent. Timothy stood quietly beside him.

No one's words could calm Kelvin or pull him out of his sorrow. He could only rely on himself and time.

Twill heal everything.

After a while, Kelvin spoke, "Brian." "Yes." "Never appear in front ofagain." Brian looked up in shock. "Mr. Davis." "Get out!" Kelvin kicked over the chair beside him, exuding a strong aura of anger! He couldn't stand seeing Brian anymore, it just reminded him too much of Penelope.

He would remember how powerless he was! Timothy waved his hand, signaling Brian to leave immediately.

Kelvin was like a raging lion now, ready to lose control at any moment! In the silence, James hobbled over with a cane. "Kelvin." "Grandpa." Kelvin lowered his head, his bangs falling down, looking so helpless.

As strong as he was, he was also helpless in the face of Penelope's death.

What use was more money to him? What difference did more power make? He had lost the person he cared about the most, and no amount of money or power could bring her back.

"Accept reality," he said, "Start preparing Penelope's funeral, give her a grand burial, and give the Cooper family an explanation." Kelvin thought of Connor.

The Cooper family only had him left now.

He felt even more sorrowful.

Penelope had always been very filial, and now leaving Connor alone, having just lost his wife and now his daughter, how could he bear it! "These days, I allow you to be down, to immerse yourself in the sorrow of losing Penelope. I know you loved her deeply, and this is a huge blow to you. But-" James changed his tone. "The Davis family only has you left! The Davis Group still needs you! When the tcomes, you have to return to the company, face all the employees, shareholders, and directors!" "Yes, Penelope is dead, but the world still goes on! You are still alive, and many people still need you!" "You can remember her, continue to love her, but you cannot give up on yourself because of this!" James's face turned red, and he was almost out of breath.

Because he wanted Kelvin to pull himself together! "Kelvin, you can take a few years to process this painful period. I'll give you tto slowly cout of it. You're not even thirty yet; you have a long life ahead of you, and you have tto waste!" Planning your weekend reading? Ensure you're on novi L5sfor uninterrupted enjoyment. The next chapter is just a click away, exclusively available on our site. Happy reading! "But, after a few years, you need to start a new life! The Davis family cannot end with you!" Kelvin forced a smile. "So, Grandpa, this is what you really wanted to say." "Every word I said comes from the heart!" James replied, "Your life goes on, and you will still need to marry and have children! You can keep Penelope in your heart, always leave a place for her, and then live your own life!" "Grandpa." Kelvin sighed deeply. "Tell me, how can I keep Penelope in my heart and yet spend my life with another woman?" He couldn't do it.

Other women, no matter how beautiful, charming, or delicate, were not Penelope. Penelope was unique to him! He could never fall in love with another woman! "But the Davis family needs heirs! It needs to continue!" James pleaded, looking at him. "Kelvin, do you wantto kneel and beg you?" Seeing the tension rising between the grandfather and grandson, Timothy immediately stepped forward and supported James.

"Now is not the tto talk about this, Mr. Liam Davis," he said softly, "Give him stime, talk about it later. Forcing him now will only backfire." "Timothy, please talk to him." "I will, Mr. Liam Davis." Timothy responded, signaling the nurse to take James away.

"Thank you so much," James said, holding Timothy's hand before leaving. "Otherwise, everything would have been chaotic these past three days." "It's my duty." Timothy escorted James to the elevator, and when he turned back, Kelvin was no longer in the hallway.

Where did he go? A sense of foreboding rose in Timothy's heart, and he quickly walked towards the ward.

As he pushed open the door, he was so scared his legs almost gave out.

Planning your weekend reading? Ensure you're on nov@L5sfor uninterrupted enjoyment. The next rupteust chapter is just a click away, exclusively available on our site. Happy reading! "Kelvin! What are you doing!" The window was completely open, and Kelvin was standing on it.

"Calm down!" Timothy's heart was about to jump out of his throat. "You must not do anything foolish! If you de, Mr.Liam Davis won't be able to live either!" After a pause, he shouted, "And Connor! Penelope is gone, but you two are still married, still a couple. You need to take care of her father for her!" The VIP ward was on the twentieth floor, very high, and the wind was strong! It blew Kelvin's hospital gown, making it billow! "Kelvin! Don'tjump! Do you hear me!" If he jumped, he would be shattered to pieces.

Timothy originally thought that James's words had given Kelvin sgrounding, and he wouldn't do anything extreme.

Unexpectedly, he was so desperate! "I won't jump," Kelvin said faintly, his voice carried far by the wind, "I haven't personally buried her yet. How could I die?" "Then you..." "I just want to feel what it was like for Penelope when she stood on the yacht's railing." Saying this, Kelvin lowered his head and looked down.

The people below looked like ants, and the cars were as small as grains of rice.

In the distance, the sea was blue, the sky was clear, and the sun was shining brightly.

The sunlight was warm on his body.

It was dizzyingly high, so high it was downright terrifying. He didn't dare to move, even his breathing was hushed.

"Was she not afraid?" Kelvin asked, "Standing in such a high place, with such a strong wind, how did she dare to jump without hesitation?" "Or, to her, being withwas more terrifying than falling into the deep sea." "Am I that frightening to her?" Timothy breathed a sigh of relief but was still very nervous. "You've felt it now, cdown!"

"But she was above the sea, and it was dark; she couldn't see anything." Kelvin said, "I still can't fully understand how she felt at that moment."