Unrepairable Love Chapter 487

At the hospital entrance, Alexander felt a surge of anxiety tighten in his chest. Les opened up, pouring rain as if there was no tomorrow. He glanced outside, and a flash of lightning illuminated the sky, looking as if it were about to tear the world apart. Raindrops hammered against the car window, creating an annoying racket.

“Where’s Elizabeth? Get us there now,” Alexander’s voice came out muffled and rough.

Nolan looked back, frowning. “She’s at the airport right now.”

“The airport?” Alexander’s eyes widened in surprise.

Nolan checked his watch. The plane was taking off in an hour; they might not make it. “Mr. Tudor, Elizabeth’s really upset. She’s heading abroad for further studies.”

Nolan had planned to take Alexander straight to Elizabeth, but Esme was in the hospital room, and he ended up revealing everything, causing a delay. Hearing this, Alexander’s panic spiked. Realizing the urgency, he jumped out of the car.

Nolan frowned. “Mr. Tudor?” He had no choice but to follow him into the rain. The downpour drenched them instantly. Alexander circled the car and shoved Nolan aside to get into the driver’s seat.

Nolan was taken aback. “Mr. Tudor?”

Alexander buckled up, rolled down the window, and said, “Send me the flight info.” Then he floored it. The car splashed through puddles, rain pouring from the sky and soaking the ground. And Alexander’s heart felt just as turbulent.

The car zoomed through the rain. Lights flickered, and the downpour intensified. Passing cars honked, annoyed at his reckless speed. Inside, Alexander steered with one hand and fumbled for his phone with the other, dialing Elizabeth’s number, the one he’d called a million times before. But she had blocked him long ago. No matter how many times he called, it went straight to voicemail. With each unanswered call, his frustration grew.

He tried a different number, clinging to a sliver of hope. But after a few rings, still nothing. Desperate, he started texting her.

Alexander: [Elizabeth, I’m on my way to the airport. I need to talk to you.] Alexander: [Elizabeth, wait for me.] Alexander: [I know everything! Don’t leave. You know I can find you anywhere!]

He kept sending messages.

Chapter 487 (continued)

A car horn blared ahead, and blinding headlights appeared. Alexander swerved just in time to avoid a truck, his heart pounding. He tossed his phone aside and hit the gas. Gripping the steering wheel tightly, memories of Elizabeth flooded his mind, each one a pain.

Back in high school, Alexander was always getting into fights. When he got hurt, he’d go to Elizabeth, whose family were doctors, to patch him up. She was quick and efficient, always making sure his wounds healed perfectly. No scars, no lingering pain. He knew Elizabeth was a natural at medicine. But later, he believed the tumors—that Elizabeth was a medical failure.

Elizabeth was innocent and cheerful. She’d never frame Esme. She was the Percy Family’s treasure, pampered since birth. She wasn’t petty or malicious. It was Alexander who was the fool, the biggest loser of all.

Chapter 488

Alexander laughed. Really?

Elizabeth nodded. “Yeah!”

On their wedding day, Elizabeth was so happy, but Alexander had then the divorce papers at bay, shattering all that. Alexander still remembered her expression, from shy and happy to confused and hands trembling as she held the divorce papers. Elizabeth had said countless times she would make Alexander fall in love with her. And he had answered…

Alexander felt a deep pain in his heart. The car sped up again, rain pounding on the windows. Alexander didn’t even notice a tear falling from his eye. And it was… In this lifetime, Alexander would never shed a tear for anyone else.

At that moment, Alexander finally understood his own heart. He had unknowingly grown used to Elizabeth. From the moment she agreed to the divorce, the moment he kissed her, he had left his heart with Elizabeth, leaving it in that villa, now empty without her.

Suddenly, there was a loud bang on the windshield. As Alexander looked up, the windshield shattered. The car came to an abrupt stop. Alexander was thrown forward, his forehead hitting the steering wheel. Soon, the car’s hazard lights were flashing, with only the windshield wipers moving back and forth in the…

Standing in front of the car, Alexander called Nolan, but Nolan didn’t…