Theodore was having his usual morning cup of coffee while watching his wife devour everything on the table.The couple was having breakfast in the garden of their beautiful home in Lunavalle. If anyone had asked him how he felt, he'd have said—without a doubt—that he was incredibly happy.After year
Today, Valerie felt grateful for everything she'd lived through. Painful as it was, without it, she never would've had Serenity. Her daughter—who, for a little over two years, had been the only thing that was truly hers—was her whole world, the reason she didn't fall apart, the reason she learned to
Serenity, Alden, Ethan, and little Isabelle were slowly adjusting to their new life.For the kind of work Alden did, not much had changed. But on a personal level, he couldn't deny he missed their life in Valeria.He was definitely growing fond of Hesperia, though he'd had to work on his relationshi
A few months had passed, and Valerie was slowly settling into her new normal—if she could even call this new life "normal."Having two toddlers just over two years old was pure chaos, especially since they were in that stage where they wanted to explore everything and do it all on their own.Her lit
"What chance, love?" Celeste asked, not quite understanding what he meant."You gave me the chance to be a father. To watch my blood grow day by day. You gave me the chance to see two little pieces of me come to life. I love seeing your face in our daughters. I love how, even though they're identica
"Come on, Celeste, let's go already…" said Peter, watching how his wife kept hugging and re-hugging Aria."Go on, sweetheart! It's time. I promise I'll come visit you both very soon—and of course, I'm going to help with the wedding prep…" Aria said as she wrapped her arms around her daughter-in-law.