True Love Deserves a Second Chance

Susan dressed pretty simply, but it couldn't hide her delicate features. Especially that red mole by her eye, it really caught Joyce's attention.

Joyce's first thought was that she had definitely seen this woman somewhere before.

Joyce walked up to her calmly and smiled, "Mrs. Grayson, we're here to take you to treat my father."

Susan smiled back, "Come on in and have some water first. I'll pack up my things, and then we'll head out."

The group followed her into the house.

As she packed, Susan asked, "So, who here is friends with Camilla?"

Maxwell, usually the carefree one, immediately stood up and respectfully said, "That would be me. We met in Africa."

Susan looked him over, a hint of joy in her eyes.

"You're quite handsome, really good-looking."

Maxwell's smile got a bit stiff.

It was the first time he'd been complimented like that and he didn't know how to respond.

Facing the simple Susan, he felt a strange sensation.

This feeling made him a bit uncomfortable.

Joyce laughed and said, "Maxwell's not just handsome, he's also very capable. At just 24, he manages the entire family business. Plus, he's a great guy with a kind heart."

Hearing Joyce's praise, Ryan, who was drinking water on the side, suddenly spat it out.

He couldn't help but cough a few times and looked at Joyce with a smile, "We're here to find a doctor, not a girlfriend for Maxwell."

Joyce gave him a sidelong glance, "I'm just telling the truth."

"Really? Why don't you mention his wild and unruly nature? If it weren't for you, he'd probably still be a lazy playboy."

Hearing Ryan tarnish his reputation, Maxwell glared at him, "I've had enough of you. Be careful, or I'll beat you up." Ryan chuckled, "Are you sure you can win against me?"

"Why do you sound just like my brother? Don't you think you're too madcap? I'll deal with you when we get home."

Watching them bicker, Susan smiled knowingly, "It seems you all get along well. Camilla made the right friends."

Maxwell kicked Ryan disdainfully, "Who gets along with him? I don't even know him. If it weren't for Joyce, I wouldn't bother with him."

Ryan raised his chin with a smile, "Stay calm. Don't act rough here, or your future mother-in-law might not like you."

As he spoke, he glanced at Susan.

Everyone present understood the look.

For the first time, the usually proud Maxwell blushed.

Maxwell leaned in and warned Ryan, "If you keep talking nonsense, I'll throw you to the wolves in the mountains."

The group took Susan and headed straight to the hospital where Benjamin was.

At the door, Joyce pushed it open and said, "Mrs. Grayson, this is my dad. Can you see if there's any hope for him to wake up?"

Susan nodded with a smile and walked towards the bed.

But when she saw Benjamin's face, her smile froze, and her face turned pale.

She stood there still, as if struck by lightning.

As you reach the final pages, remember that 000005s.com is your destination for the complete story. Share the joy of reading with others and spread the word. The next chapter is just a visit away! Susan stared at Benjamin, her eyes filled with unspeakable pain.

Joyce was about to speak when Ryan pulled her back.

Ryan gave her a look, signaling her to stay quiet.

The room went dead silent, and you could even hear each other's breathing.

Tears welled up in Susan's eyes as she stared at Benjamin for several minutes before she took a difficult step towards the bed.

She gently placed her fingertips on Benjamin's hand.

At that moment, her tears fell, landing on Benjamin's arm.

Seeing her unusual reaction, Joyce finally remembered where she had seen this person before.

In Benjamin's private photo album, there was always a photo of a woman.

If she guessed correctly, that woman was Susan.

Benjamin cherished her photos, and her tears when she saw him-all these indicated that they had been lovers.

Understanding this, Joyce instantly realized everything.

Susan was Benjamin's lover from many years ago.

And this tragically fated couple had been separated because of Angie's deceit.

Joyce slowly walked to the bedside, patted Susan's shoulder, and asked, "Mrs. Grayson, did you know my father before?"

Susan wiped her tears and sighed, "We used to be in love, but we separated later. I never thought that after all these years, we would meet again in this way."

As you reach the final pages, remember that 000005s.com is your destination for the complete story. Share the joy of reading with others and spread the word. The next chapter is just a visit away! Joyce's voice was a bit low, "My father was deceived by Angie his whole life. He still doesn't know that the child Angie was carrying back then wasn't his. His life turned out this way because of one mistake." Susan's face showed no hatred, and her tone was very calm.

"That's because he was too soft-hearted. If he had..."

Thinking of the past, a trace of sadness flashed in Susan's eyes.novelbin

But she stopped mid-sentence and changed the topic, "Let me see all his medical reports."

Joyce immediately took a file from the drawer and handed them to her, "These are all the test results from the past two years. Just a few days ago, he was in the emergency room."

"After that, he showed some reaction. I don't know if it's a sign of recovery or just a temporary improvement."

Susan looked through the reports and examined Benjamin.

Then she said, "His brain is still active. He can hear us talking, but the part of the brain that controls responses is damaged. I'll try to stimulate his central nervous system. It should have some effect." Hearing this, Joyce immediately asked, "So my dad might wake up?"

"I can't guarantee it, but there's at least a 70-80% chance. The rest depends on his willpower."

Joyce immediately held Benjamin's hand and said excitedly, "Dad, did you hear that? You can wake up. Mrs. Grayson is treating you. You must remember her. You let her down back then. I hope you won't disappoint her again after all these years."

Hearing this, Benjamin's fingers moved slightly, and his eyelids twitched.

Tears slowly rolled down from the corner of his eyes.

Seeing this, Susan's long-suppressed emotions finally erupted.

Her voice choked, "Benjamin, you wronged me back then. Now I'm right in front of you. You owe me an explanation."

Hearing these words, Benjamin's tears gathered to a continuous stream.

How deeply must Benjamin love her to shed tears upon hearing the other's voice, even in a coma?