A Second Chance at Forever

Chapter 1363
“How about this, come back with me, meet the family. After that, you can decide whether or not you want to live with me.” Yates
seemed to understand Eleanor’s hesitation and offered her a compromise – an introduction to the Sharp family, a chance to feel
the family’s
vibe.
“Your sister’s kid, too, could come and meet the family. Let her know her mother’s maiden name is Sharp.”
After a moment of hesitation, Eleanor pushed away Yates hand, sitting upright and serious, “My sister’s child belongs to the
Ziegler family, the Hooper family. Her connection to the Sharp family is two generations removed. There’s no need for her to
meet the family yet, and as for me...” She paused, furrowed her brow, then relaxed her features, “I can meet the family, but I
have my own home. I won’t live with you.”
Although she was currently at odds with Bernard, she had a home before him.
She had her own home, would have her own children in the future, and would naturally live with her children and Nina. There
was no need to fully rejoin the Sharp family.
Yates understood what Eleanor meant and didn’t press the issue further. For him, Eleanor agreeing to meet the family was a
good start, “Tomorrow then, I’ll have Peterson pick you up and we’ll go home together.”
Eleanor didn’t say much, just nodded.
Yates stood up to leave, reminding Eleanor to rest well before he left.
Eleanor took the file bag from the table, handed it to Yates for him to take back.
He said those shares were prepared long ago by his son and grandson, they were what she and Nina deserved. Indeed, in the
file, besides Eleanor, there was Nina’s name. Yates was determined to make amends.
Eleanor/watched Yates stooping silhouette, thinking he was right about one thing. He said if Pauline hadn’t lied to him back then,
he would have searched for Vanya no matter how far.
Yates... was not a good husband, but he was a good father. Eleanor agreed to meet the family because of this.

She notified Hailey in advance that she was going to Canada. She’d be back right after meeting the family, so the Sharp family
wouldn’t bother her anymore.
Hailey had heard that Eleanor’s house was filled with things bought by the Sharp family, cluttering the place. It was indeed
annoying, so the sooner Eleanor met them, the better.
However, Hailey was a bit worried and wanted to go with Eleanor, but she was too far along in her pregnancy to travel. Eleanor
reassured her it’d only be a few days and she wouldn’t stay long in Canada. She asked Hailey not to worry. As the women were
discussing, Cedric had already arranged for bodyguards to accompany Eleanor to Canada.
Hailey was finally reassured. Eleanor reminded Hailey to take care of herself, and said she’d pick up Nina when she got back.
Upon hearing this, Hailey quickly said, “Why not wait until Bernard comes back, then take Nina? At least let him know.”
Hailey thought the two needed a medium for interaction, and Nina staying at Fiord Roundabout was the best medium.
Eleanor understood Hailey’s implication, but didn’t reply directly. She just said they’d discuss it when she got back, and they said
goodnight and hung up.
The next day, Peterson arrived on time and arranged a business car to pick up Eleanor and her bodyguards. Peterson couldn’t
help but smile at the sight of so many bodyguards.
He didn’t say anything, just courteously took Eleanor’s small suitcase and opened the car door for her.
After Eleanor got into the car, Peterson drove them to the airport. The Sharp family had a private plane ready with a planned
route. They would depart as soon as it was time.
Upon their arrival in Canada, the Sharp family members were waiting at the airport, including Yates two sons, all dressed in suits
and standing straight.
Seeing the unfamiliar faces, Eleanor felt a headache, especially when Peterson informed her that they were holding a ceremony
for meeting the family.
Yates said it was not easy to find their lost child and naturally wanted everyone to know. So, they were planning to host a dinner
party. Besides the Sharp family members, they also invited people from the North Funland aristocracy, and even considered
inviting the media to announce her identity, but Eleanor refused.

Yates dropped the media invitation, but insisted on the dinner party. Eleanor had no choice but to go along with it, she just hoped
it would end soon.