Aurora's POV "I'm really sorry we weren't able to attend your wedding. We were so busy." said Timothy's grandma. I shook my head as I smiled at her. "It's alright. I know you have really important things to do." "But we promise to attend your second wedding if you want to." she winked. I glanced at Timothy and got surprised when I realized that he was also looking at me. "By the way, let's talk about your first meeting. Where did you actually first met our grandson?" "I work as a PR leader and he became my boss." She nodded her head as she took a sip of her wine. "I see. So, my grandson fell in love with you then, huh? Well, I see no reason why he wouldn't." "T-Thank you." "How about your parents? What do they do for a living?" "My dad runs a pottery business while my mother is working in her friend's salon." "Oh, I see. Why does she work in a salon? Why don't she buy herself a salon?"I smiled awkwardly as I shook my head. "W-We don't have that much money to buy a salon. I

"What is it that you want us to do, grandma?" Timothy asked their grandmother. A smile appeared on her face as she looked at both of us. One can't really tell what's going on inside her mind. "Well, I just want you to dance in front of us all. We all know how good you are at waltz. For sure you already taught your wife that, right?" "I haven't taught her yet." said Timothy. His grandmother then shifted her gaze at me with raised eyebrows. "So, you don't know how to do waltz?" "I-I don't." "That's too sad. I would love to see my grandson dance again. You'll see how good he is when it comes to waltz. He is really really good at it. Let's just find him a partner." They looked around, trying to find someone Timothy could dance with. "I-I can learn it. You can just teach me, Timothy. Can you?" I asked while looking at Timothy who immediately nodded his head with that smile on his face. "Sure." Grandma nodded her head. "Alright then, you should practice inside. When you're fi

Timothy's POV "You finally arrived." grandpa said to me as soon as I sat on the bench beside him. We were at the backyard of the mansion and it was already nine in the evening. "Of course, I will. There is no way I would miss this drinking session with you." Grandpa laughed. "I actually miss doing this with you. You know, we never got to have a drinking session when you graduated at the university." "That's because I became busy managing the company and I had to move to New York." "Here. Drink this." he said as he poured a botlle of whiskey into a glass and handed it to me. "Thanks." I said as I took the glass from him and drank the whiskey. Grandpa was smiling while watching me drink. "You really are a grown up now. Your father must have put a lot of burden on you. Our company was about to go bankrupt because of him back then, but then you took over and did everything to make it as it was before. Even more successful." This time, I was the one who poured some whiskey into hi

Timothy's POV I didn't see Aurora on the bed when I woke up. I got off the couch and took a bath before finally deciding to go outside only for me to see mom, grandma, and Aurora busy having coffee with each other. "Oh, there's Tim!" said mommy. Grandma and Aurora shifted their gazes at me. "Hello there, Timothy. You're finally awake." "Good morning." Aurora greeted me with a smile. "G-Good morning." I sat down next to Aurora. "I'm sorry, grandpa and I got drunk last night." "We know that already. After all, that's what the two of you used to do back when you were still studying at the university." said mom. "Right. Timothy is none other than his grandpa's favorite child." grandma added. "It's because I look exactly like him when he was young." They all started laughing including Aurora. She got surprised when he caught me staring at her as she laughed. I don't even know why, but whenever I see Aurora laugh or smile, I can't help but smile. "Timothy. You have to take care

Timothy's POV When she finally calmed down, I guided Dennise to her room and tucked her in before I decided to leave and go home. I stared at the ceiling of my room as I thought about what Dennise just told me a while ago. I know she was drunk, but I also know that she knows what she was saying a while ago.She just told me she loves me and I'm supposed to be happy, but I feel the opposite instead. I thought I was still in love with her but when she said that, I realized it's not her I have feelings for. When grandpa told me about grandma and how he loved her, Aurora was all that I could think about.I should have known it before I should have trusted my feelings and intuition. She is the only woman who could make me smile without doing anything and the only woman who can make me the happiest man just by doing a simple gesture.I reached for my phone, dialed Aurora's number and tried to call her, but she wasn't answering. In the end, I just decided to text her and told her to meet