Love's Perfect Match

Chapter 502 Be Less Selfish

"We're not breaking up." Hank took a deep breath. She's just confused, that's all. "Now calm down and eat

something. I'll get you some other food." He stood up and was about to get her another kind of breakfast.

"We're not breaking up." Hank took a deep breath. She's just confused, that's all. "Now calm down and eat

something. I'll get you some other food." He stood up and was about to get her another kind of breakfast.

But Yelena buried her head in the blanket and screeched, "I can't accept this. I can't date you now. Not after all

that's happened. I know you know what I mean, Hank. Let's just give ourselves some time alone."

For some reason, guilt would well within Yelena when she was with Hank. Max died for her, and yet now she was

dating some other guy. It was unfair to him, or so Yelena thought. She wasn't being stupid. She just couldn't accept

this just yet.

Hank turned around. And with a slightly trembling voice, he asked, "Are you sure?"

Yelena was silent for a long while. Just when Hank thought she had snapped out of it, Yelena suddenly said, "Let's

break up."

Hank froze for a moment. And then, he forced himself to stay calm. "Very well." He turned and left.

Elspeth couldn't step in. Yelena was in a really bad mood after all. She asked, "Are you all right?"

"Elsie…" Yelena pounced into Elspeth's embrace and burst into tears. "I… It's just heartbreaking. What should I do?

Every time I think of Max, I can see him right in front of me, all bloody. I…"

"I know you're in a bad mood, but Hank did nothing wrong."

Yelena buried her head in Elspeth's embrace, refusing to say a word.

"He came all the way from Damoria. You can't actually think he's not taking this seriously."

"I don't know. I…"

"I know you're devasted about Max's death, but don't push away someone who loves you because of that."

A hint of guilt filled Yelena's heart. She took a quick glance at Elspeth and hung her head low. "I understand. I'll think

about it."

That's the best I can do. Can't rush her. Elspeth heaved a long sigh.

Callum was done with the procedure a while later. He cremated Max, but he didn't send the urn back. His parents

would break down if they knew, and he didn't want to see that. I'll tell them when we get back. He came back to the

ward and saw Yelena lying on the bed looking like a corpse. Ah, she knows. Elspeth was right by her side, but Hank

was nowhere to be found. He placed the fruits on the nightstand and looked around, but Hank wasn't around.

"Where's Hank?"

"He left. I… yelled at him," Yelena whispered sheepishly.

"Why did you do that?" Callum was a little confused. Hank loves her. She can't just yell at him.

"Because I broke up with him."

Callum was shocked about that outcome. "And why did you do that?"

"Because I know. I know Max died because of me. I can't keep dating Hank when I know the truth." Yelena held her

head in agony.

"What a fool," Callum shot straight. "First, Max's death is not your fault. It was mostly his. You don't have to feel

guilty about it. Two, he risked his life to save you not because he wanted anything from you. His love was pure. He

would want you to live your own life, not give up your happiness for him. You insult his memory."

Wait. What. I never would… Panicked, Yelena said, "No. I never meant to insult his memory. I never. I just…"

"If he were still alive, he wouldn't want you to live in sorrow. The reason he stayed away from you was so you could

get into a healthy relationship. Free from your past."

Finally convinced, Yelena nodded. She had no arguments left. "You have a point. I was being selfish."

Finally convinced, Yelena nodded. She had no arguments left. "You have a point. I was being selfish."

"Hank is innocent. If you ditch him just because of something that's not even his fault, you'll never find happiness."

Callum was straightforward, but it was the truth. Yelena hung her head low and started reflecting on her actions.

Gods, he's scaring her. Elspeth tugged on Callum's sleeve. "Enough. She's a patient. Stop scaring her."

"I wasn't scaring her. I just want her to face reality."

Callum looked straight into Yelena's eyes. Solemnly, he continued, "Some things cannot be taken back once you

lose them." He wasn't just saying that to her either.

"I see." Yelena nodded. "I know what to do now."

Look at her. She's pale as a ghost. Elspeth said, "It's alright. We're not in a hurry. Hank is a very opinionated and

rational man. You don't have to go after him right away. Heal up. We'll see him once this is over."

Yelena was wallowing in a pit of sadness, but she was sick, so she couldn't do anything about it. "I see."

Elspeth patted her head. "Now don't worry too much. It's not as bad as you think."

Yelena said again, "Okay." Now that she was sick, she couldn't film her scenes. And all she could do was stay in the

hospital to heal up. Then she went back with Elspeth. Elspeth paid for all the losses, so there wasn't any mess to

deal with.

The first thing Yelena did after she came back was to see Hank. But the moment she came to the firm, a young

lady in OL attire stopped her.