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Author: Cacabayu127
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Jessica's mother, Maisha Osmond, left when Jessica was eight years old. That day was Arya's birthday. Jessica came home happily to prepare for her father's birthday, but what she found were her parents' divorce papers.

In order to chase after her mother, Jessica even fell down the stairs. She did not realize that her shoes had come off her feet. Then she hugged Maisha's legs and kept crying, "Mom, don't go!" 

The respectable woman stroked Jessica's soft cheeks while saying, "I'm sorry." 

"Mom, I got first place in my class this time. You haven't seen my test paper, it needs to be signed by my parents." 

"Mom, don't leave me. I won't be naughty. I promise I won't go to the playground again. I won't make you angry again, I will be obedient. I beg you..." 

Jessica expressed her unwillingness with panic. She hoped that the woman would stay. Maisha only told her that her marriage to her father was unhappy and that now she had found her true happiness.

Jessica saw a man she didn't know helping her mother put the suitcase into the car, and then they left hand in hand.

Jessica chased them for hundreds of meters barefoot until she fell heavily to the ground. Her knees and the soles of her feet were injured. Jessica could only helplessly watch the car that she could never catch up with leave.

At that time, she didn't understand. After growing up, she found out that her mother had been caught cheating on her by her father, so her mother immediately filed for divorce and left home without taking any property, including Jessica herself.

Jessica hated her mother very much and had never been in contact with her for more than ten years. Jessica even thought about never seeing her mother again in her life.

However, fate was really ridiculous. In the end, Jessica still had to bow down to her mother.

Jessica's throat seemed to be blocked by something. She stood there without moving at all. Maisha also knew what Jessica was thinking, so she took the initiative to stand up and pull her daughter to sit beside her.

"I know you hate me. At that time, you were still young, many things were not what you thought. Mom couldn't explain it to you."

Maisha reached out and stroked her daughter's face while saying, "My daughter is an adult. Son, Mom will stay here for quite a long time when you return this time. Mom knows something has happened to the Iskandar family. But it's okay, Mom will take good care of you.”

At this moment, Jessica realized that the hatred suddenly felt meaningless when she heard the word "Mom." Jessica called out hesitantly, "Mom."

"Good girl, stay here for dinner. Uncle Calvin has treated Mom very well all this time. He has a daughter who is two years older than you, she will come to dinner with her fiancé soon. Mom will introduce you to each other.”

Jessica had no intention of joining her mother's new family at all, so she hurriedly interrupted, "Mom, I came this time solely because of Dad's problem. You know the Iskandar family has gone bankrupt, and now Dad is having a heart attack. I don't have money for the operation, can you help me? I promise I will return it to you later."

Before answering her, Maisha heard a familiar voice, "Mrs. Jessica is really short of money that she has to come and ask for money at my house, huh?"

Hearing this voice, Jessica looked as if she had been struck by lightning. She stared at the people who had appeared in front of the door at that moment. She really couldn't believe what she saw. Wasn't that Maudy and Kevin?

Fate played a trick on her again, she didn't expect her mother to become Maudy's stepmother!

Her husband and mother had now become her relatives.

Now she happened to be caught red-handed by Maudy and Kevin when she was about to ask her mother for money.

When she looked at Jessica's anxious expression, Kevin remained calm and didn't react at all.

"Uwaa uwaa uwaa ..."

The sound of a baby crying broke the awkward atmosphere. At that moment, Jessica was watching the twin strollers being pushed by the household assistant.

When the babies had just started crying, Kevin had already carried one of them and was skillfully coaxing it.

The warm sight of the family of four felt like a stab to Jessica's eyes. If she were still alive, maybe her child would be as big as them by now.

She began to regret coming here. She felt really ashamed, her heart felt like it was being cut.

Strangely, today the child could not stop crying, even though he had been coaxed in various ways. The housekeeper rushed to get milk, but the child cried even harder.

Kevin patiently coaxed, "My dear child, don't cry anymore, okay?"

The way the tall and handsome man carried the little child was truly heartwarming. He looked gentle and patient until a thought suddenly came to Jessica's mind.

She stood up and took a few steps forward to Kevin, then reached for the child. Strangely, Kevin did not stop her. What was even stranger was that when she carried him, the child stopped crying and instead smiled.

The eyebrows and eyes of the almost one-year-old child looked very beautiful, her pink lips curved upwards. The child laughed while muttering words that were not very clear, "Am ... ma ..."

Her small, white hands gently tried to reach the fur ball on Jessica's hat. The expression on the child's face looked so cheerful. Her charming smile made her face look very similar to Kevin's.

Jessica's heart seemed to have been stabbed by a knife. Her determination seemed to be shattered into pieces.

Jessica was so naive to think that Kevin loved her. Kevin treated her very well during the first year of their marriage.

In a dream in the middle of the night, Kevin disturbed Jessica by muttering softly in her ear, "Jessica, give birth to a child for me."

How could Jessica refuse to give him what he wanted? Even though she had not graduated from college, Jessica was still determined to get pregnant.

At that moment, Jessica realized that during his relationship with her, Kevin often traveled abroad for business. It turned out that every time he went abroad, Kevin also had a relationship with another woman.

Jessica's stomach was churning again. She threw the child to Kevin and then ran straight into the toilet without looking back at all. After that, Jessica locked the toilet door.

She had not eaten anything. All she vomited was a liquid mixed with blood, large clots of bright red blood that seemed to stab her eyes.

Her eyes were glassy and twitching uncontrollably. "Good, very good," he said to himself.

"Our marriage from the start was just a joke!" she exclaimed again in her heart.

What she couldn't understand before, she now had an explanation for, it turned out that everything had been revealed from the start.

Why was it that when they both fell into the water, the person Kevin saved was Maudy? Why was it that when they both had premature births, Kevin accompanied Maudy? Because the child in Maudy's stomach was also Kevin's seed!

After some time, someone knocked on the door.

"Jessica, are you okay?"

Jessica tidied herself up, then washed her face with clean water and came out with staggering steps.

Maisha didn't know about the relationship and conflict between the three of them. She pulled Jessica and asked with concern, "Jessica, are you feeling unwell?"

"I'm just disgusted by seeing those two people, vomiting makes me feel more comfortable," Jessica replied.

"Jessica, do you know Maudy? She's been living abroad all this time. Is there any misunderstanding between you two? This is Kevin..."

Jessica interrupted Maisha's words with a cold voice, "I know Kevin, the president director of Aprilio Group. Who doesn't know him?"

"Yes, Mr. Kevin is young and talented, he has achieved success at such a young age."

"Of course, Mr. Kevin is great. Not even divorced yet, he's already rushing to remarry. How could an ordinary person have the courage like him?"

That sentence confused Maisha. "Jessica, what are you saying? Mr. Kevin isn't even married yet, how could he get a divorce?" Maisha asked.

Jessica smiled mockingly as she said, "If he's not married, then what am I? Mr. Kevin, come tell Mom, what do you think of me as?”

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    Laughter occasionally filled the room, making the house feel more alive than usual. Nothing was rushed, nothing too serious. Everything flowed like a calm river, carrying small waves of joy.In a quiet moment, Jessica looked at her father with deep eyes. “Dad, I want my child to really know you. I want them to grow up hearing stories about my childhood, about how you always protected me.”Mr. Randy held her gaze, then slowly nodded. “Of course, sweetheart. I’ll make sure my grandchild knows how amazing their mother is. How much love has already surrounded them, even before they were born.”Jonas felt a warmth he couldn’t put into words. He realized this was one of those memories they would carry forever. A simple beginning, but filled with meaning.When they finally got ready to leave, Mr. Randy hugged his daughter again, tight, as if reluctant to let her go. “Take good care of yourself, Jessica. Remember, you&rsq

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    They finished their dessert with smiles that never faded. That little restaurant stood witness to how two people celebrated their new beginning not with a grand party, but with glances, handholds, and genuine laughter.As they rose to leave, Jessica squeezed Jonas’s hand once more. “I’ll always remember this day. The first day we truly celebrated our little one’s presence.”Jonas bent down, pressing a soft kiss to the back of her hand. “And this is only the beginning. We still have so many days to celebrate together.”They walked out of the restaurant, side by side. The city lights accompanied their steps, but the warmest glow came from the bond of their joined hands.“Jonas, I want to go to my father’s house to share this good news,” Jessica said.“Alright, let’s go there now.”The drive to Jessica’s father’s house felt different that time. The car mov

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    Jessica looked at him for a while, then let out a small laugh. “Are you serious? We just got the news, and you’re already thinking about celebrating?”“Yes,” Jonas nodded firmly. “Because today isn’t just an ordinary day. It’s the day we were given news that will change our lives. I don’t want to just let it pass.”The car drove on a little further until it finally stopped in front of a small restaurant tucked at the corner of the street. It wasn’t fancy, but it had a warm atmosphere, with soft golden lights and large windows showing the simple wooden tables inside.Jessica smiled as soon as she saw it. “I love this place. It’s not over the top, but it feels cozy.”Jonas looked at her as he opened the car door. “That’s exactly the point. I want us to celebrate in a simple but meaningful way.”They stepped inside, greeted by the aroma of dishes rich

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    The first bite went into her mouth, making her wince and smile at the same time. “So sour but so good.”Jonas could only sigh, then kept driving. To his ears, the sound of Jessica chewing and occasionally giggling was music more beautiful than anything.The car crossed a small bridge. From above, a river flowed calmly. Jessica stared at it for a long while, then spoke softly, “I want us to walk by that river someday. Maybe with a child running beside us.”Jonas was silent for a moment, then glanced at her. His eyes softened. “I want that too.”Jessica exhaled slowly, as if imagining something distant yet so real. She unconsciously placed a hand on her stomach, then turned back to the window.The road grew busier. Other vehicles moved around them, yet inside the car, time seemed to run more slowly. Jonas switched on the radio, and soft music filled the cabin. Jessica hummed along lightly, making Jonas smile withou

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    Jonas stood behind her, his hand resting on her shoulder. He didn’t ask what she meant. He knew Jessica was speaking not only to the plant, but to something greater within herself.They returned inside with lighter hearts. No parties, no celebrations just quiet gratitude. They closed the day leaning against each other, without excessive promises.Jessica turned on the small lamp in the living room, its soft yellow glow spreading around them. The house felt warm not because of the temperature, but because of the togetherness that filled every corner. Jonas sat on the sofa, while Jessica walked briefly into the kitchen, returning with two glasses of warm water.“To close the day,” she said simply, handing one glass to Jonas.Jonas accepted it with a small nod. They sipped slowly, exchanging smiles that needed no explanation.When the glasses were empty, Jessica rose first. She walked toward the bedroom, flicking her hair as if brush

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