Chapter 94 Love, Heavy as a Mountain (2)_1
"Andrew, you drive!" Marcel Horne commanded in a deep voice.
"Okay," Andrew Carter immediately responded.
The vehicle quickly left the military camp and headed for the Military District Hospital. The Military District Hospital was quite far. At the earliest, they would only arrive around eight or nine o’clock in the evening. It was only early afternoon. At this time, in T City, the sun was beginning to soften, making for a very comfortable afternoon. However, in Tibet, the afternoon temperature was starting to drop again.
Throughout the journey, Marcel Horne’s face was tightly drawn, his gaze glued to Ruby Bluen’s face. Besides the day she arrived when she experienced altitude sickness and he had carried her, today was the second time he had been this close to her.
If only she weren’t his brother’s fiancée, how perfect that would be.
Even now, though she had run away from the wedding and declared her love for him, he still couldn’t get his brother out of his mind. What would his brother’s reaction be when he found out she loved him?
In truth, he wasn’t a coward in love; he was just overly concerned about her and didn’t want her to get hurt. If Marcel Horne were to call Glades Horne and come clean about everything, perhaps he would discover that the person Glades truly loved was Julia Bluen, not Ruby Bluen, and that he was already married to Julia. Then, he and Ruby wouldn’t have to endure such pain and struggle with a love they were afraid to pursue.
In fact, he was indeed a coward when it came to love. He was always afraid that if their affair came to light, the Horne family, in a fit of rage, would harm her. His own parents would be especially embarrassed and then take it out on her, refusing to accept her. It was due to all these reasons and worries that he had always been afraid to call Glades Horne. He didn’t know that sometimes overthinking could lead to much suffering later on.
"RING RING RING..." Marcel Horne’s phone suddenly sounded.
He quickly freed a hand to grab his phone. It was a call from the camp.