Find me in your labyrinth (Stella and Jonathan) novel Chapter 727

Chapter 727 

“Accept this” Jonathan said nonchalantly. “Charlie also has a responsibility to the child, which can be seen as my compensation for him” 

Hearing Charlie’s name, Emily’s face changed slightly. 

Estelle put the card in her pocket, “Don’t push this away Y 

ou will need a lot of money when you get there, Jonathan and I have talked and we’ll help take care of the baby once he’s born. We owe you that ” Emily wrapped her arms around Estelle, choking on her words, “Estelle, I wish you and Jonathan all the happiness in the world I be back for your wedding. We’ll stay in touch.” 

Estelle patted her on the shoulder, “Take care, we will visit you when we have time.” 

“Alright, I’ll take care of myself. And so will you!” Emily took a deep breath, not wanting to cry at their farewell. She stepped back, gave Estelle a last look and a small smile, “Take care.” 

Estelle nodded, “Safe travels,” 

Emily, choking on her tears, waved goodbye to Estelle, then took a final look at the city she’d lived in for twenty years, bidding farewell to her best friend and the man she secretly loved 

Once Emily passed through security and disappeared into the crowd, Estelle finally turned to leave. 

Jonathan took her hand, “Let’s go.” 

“Okay” Estelle nodded, taking one last look before leaving with Jonathan. 

Charlie was three minutes late. By the time he arrived, all he could see through the terminal window was the plane taking off 

He stood there, watching the plane until it was out of sight, feeling empty 

He sat in the waiting area, lost in memories of his first meeting with Emily and every moment spent together. He realized his feelings for her were more than just a little crush. 

He loved her laughter, her voice. 

He loved her innocence and passion. He felt unworthy of her, fearful that his interest was merely fleeting and that he would end up hurting her So, he hid his feelings, convincing himself he only saw her as a sister 

He’d been through many relationships, had plenty of experience, yet he still failed to understand his own heart. 

And now, it was too late. 

He’d hoped it would play out like a movie: Emily wouldn’t board the flight, she would suddenly appear before him, looking flustered and confused. But as time went by, passengers around him came and went, and Emily never showed 

Stubbornly, he stayed, hoping for a miracle. 

He sat, still as a statue. 

Night fell, and after a whole day of waiting, his hope turned to disappointment.