CHAPTER 2492

Jim‘s clenched fists finally began to relax.

He lifted his head to shoot Joshua a helpless glance. “Bonnie…must be disappointed in me right now.” This is from .

Seven years ago, Bonnie had given birth to his precious son, and a year ago, by a twist of fate, she

had fallen hopelessly and selflessly in love with him.

Not only that, but even after he lost his memories, she still believed in him and believed that eventually,

he would regain his memories of her.

Alas, Bonnie never got to hear his apology, much less listen to him declare his love toward her even

until the end of her days...

Bonnie was probably utterly disappointed in him, was she not? Perhaps she would be so devastated

that she would not want to see him again in her next life.

Jim, on the contrary, had constantly blamed other people for what happened to Bonnie but failed to

reflect on his mistakes.

If…it were not for him, she would not have ended up like this in the first place, so what right did he have

to point fingers at his parents, Luna, or Joshua? At the thought of this, Jim closed his eyes and let out

an exhale. “Will you…help me take care of Harvey?”

He opened his eyes to stare at Joshua. “You‘re right. What happened to Bonnie had nothing to do with

Father, Mother, you, or Luna at all.”

He was the culprit.

“I believe you‘ll help me take good care of Harvey, won‘t you?” Jim tried to force out a bitter smile.

“Well, since Bonnie isn’t going to wake up anyway, I might as well go with her. “I want to meet her in

heaven and apologize to her myself. I don‘t want her to go through the rest of eternity with this hatred

toward me. I’m worried that…”

Jim‘s voice began to choke as he said, “I‘m worried that I won‘t be able to see Bonnie again in my next

life, and if that happens, that won‘t be a life worth living…” With that, he glanced at the fruit knife which

the servants had left on the table.

“I’m coming, Bonnie!” He lunged forward Before anyone could make out what was happening, a white

shadow darted in between Jim and the table kicked him away.

Thud!

There was a loud slam as Jim landed hard on the ground, his back hitting the edge of the table. Luke

was standing in between him and the table with the knife on it. His cold, dark eyes were fixated on

Jim’s bewildered face as he said disdainfully, “Choosing to take your own life might be the most

cowardly decision a man can ever make.

“Bonnie would want to see you live, and choosing to run away from your responsibilities by taking your

life is the most cowardly thing to do. Even if she wanted to forgive you, she‘d change her mind after

seeing this.” Luke‘s voice was frosty and laced with contempt. Jim was momentarily stunned as he

stared back at Luke. After a long time, he closed his eyes and let out a bitter chuckle. “You...you‘re

right, but I…”

He curled his lips into a smile. “But I‘ve already made up my mind that I want to die, just like you.” He

lifted his head to meet Luke‘s gaze.