If she knew that someone would take care of her in her later years, would her burden be lighter?
But then she thought, by marrying Harry Hall like this, making him endure the ridicule of others, isn't this also unfair?
Or perhaps, she should simply leave this city quietly, so that no one could find her.
But as soon as this idea came to her, she dismissed it.
If she really left like that, neither Elly Campbell nor Harry Hall would be able to live peacefully in the rest of their lives.
She looked at Harry Hall, then thought of Elly Campbell, who was still lying in the ICU with an uncertain fate, and her brow furrowed.
But there was something Harry Hall said that stuck with her.
Since it was a problem, why should this problem necessarily be placed on Elly Campbell?
Elly Campbell already had a husband and children, yet she had to divide her attention to take care of her, it must be truly exhausting, right?
