A Moment in Destiny

"This is what my father gave to Brian. Take a look!" Vincent took out the age-old diary and put it on Nora's bed.

Nora turned pale after she took a glance at the diary. She reached to get it with her hands trembling. When she read the love poems, she was stunned and looked paler. Her lips turned dark and she murmured, "He did love Brian..."

Nora wanted to leave the hospital and removed the monitor, so her body index was not shown.

Vincent found his mother looked very pale with her lips trembling and realized something went wrong, "Mom, don't be so excited. I was afraid that you couldn't stand it, so I didn't give it to you at the beginning."

With that said, Nora lied down.

Vincent was worried, stood up quickly and shouted, "Somebody, help me!"

Vincent sighed and put the diary into his pocket. Seeing his mother receive first aid treatment, Vincent felt worried.

"Vincent, your mother cannot be excited anymore. She may have heart attacks, which lead to worse results. You will regret it." The doctor instructed Vincent.

Vincent sighed, remained calm, nodded and whispered. "She will know it anyway!"

That was why he chose to told his mother. He hoped that she wouldn't hold a grudge against the Hunter family anymore. They would no longer get hurt since all of them suffered a lot and could not bear it anymore.

When Nora came to herself at 1:00 a.m., Vincent was sitting beside her and held Nora's hand. Nora closed her eyes. Vincent knew that she was not asleep. When she came to herself, she was calm. She opened her eyes and closed them quickly.

"Mom! Let's not take unnecessary pains, okay?" Vincent said, "Brian did nothing wrong. It was our fault. Brian tolerated us and made a concession. I ruined his daughters. Mom, when I know the truth, I am overwhelmed by feelings of guilt. I feel sorry to hurt his daughters. Can you understand my feelings."?

Nora kept silent.

"Mom, if Brian had told me the truth, there would have been no tragedy. Seth tampered with the tape. Mom, stop struggling to avenge my father and refusing to come to your senses."

"Am I wrong?" Nora spoke suddenly, opened her eyes and gazed at Vincent, "Do you think I am wrong?"

"Mom, we are wrong!" Vincent said, "You taught me that we should admit our mistakes."

"Even if your father is a gay, he died because of Brian. They are good brothers. Brian didn't handle the relation with your father well, so your father committed suicide."

would marry his daughter he told me that I was no match for

I know that he is wiser. He was worried that Leila would be hurt by me. He had speculated that I would hurt Leila much if I knew he loved Leila very much, so he told me that Leila was only a chip to him. I felt a pity for Leila from the beginning. I couldn't bear to hurt her and felt she was innocent. Brian seemed to know that Leila and I would fall in love. He was right. He wanted to

out. Leave me alone."

made sure that the data on the monitor were normal and nodded, "Alright,

stay calm and felt worried once he

feelings of guilt. He had never protected her. What right did he have to be her husband? What qualifications

up to urinate and the nurse was helping him. He had difficulty in going to the bathroom and

was surprised at Vincent's arrival. He turned his questioning gaze

but held Brian and took the stinkpot. He said in a

He said with respect.

of sequelae

caught Brian's smile and felt more

of Vincent, Brian urinated and Vincent said

bed and looked

at Brian. Their eyes met. Brian fixed his tender gaze on Vincent as if he was looking at his son. Vincent felt touched and his

Brian shook his head.

"You don't

Brian nodded.

and I put you in such a position. I put Macey and Leila in a dilemma. You don't

Brian nodded again.

very cautiously. Then he changed Brian's clothes. He sat there and talked to Brian. They didn't

pointed

opened it and found a letter in it. On the envelop

to Leila, he found that he was

He returned to his mother's ward to see her. She fell asleep. Vincent got back on

one side, but Vincent could feel that Brian was very serious. Obviously,

Vincent.

letter, you may have known the truth. Forgive me for not telling you the

friendship won't change no matter what happened. I never forget the promise I've made to him. I keep