All Chapters of Mom, We Got You a Husband!: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

Cassidy sat in her office, her pen tapping against the table. She had been looking over the documents for the new partnership all morning, but her focus was broken the moment the door opened.Dylan walked in, holding a folder and wearing a smile that made her tense up.“You didn’t knock,” Cassidy said flatly, looking down at her papers again.“I own half of this deal,” Dylan answered smoothly, walking closer. “Why should I knock?”Cassidy sighed. “Because this is my office. And because I don’t like you walking in like you own everything.”Dylan chuckled. “Fair enough.” He sat down across from her, placing the folder on the desk. “These are the contracts for the hotel project. I went over them last night. I think we can save money if we handle the supplies ourselves instead of through a third party.”Cassidy looked up, surprised. His points were sharp, clear, and useful. “You… actually worked on this?”He grinned. “Of course. I’m not just here to bother you, Cassidy. I want to prove I

Cassidy was finishing her work when her phone buzzed. A simple message appeared:“Come downstairs. Don’t ask why. – D.”She sighed, shaking her head. “What is he up to this time?”Still, something in her chest made her follow.When she reached the lobby, Dylan stood waiting. He wasn’t in a suit this time. Instead, he wore a simple shirt and jacket, looking younger, almost like the man she remembered from years ago.“Where are we going?” she asked cautiously.“You’ll see,” he said with a smile, offering his hand.Cassidy didn’t take it, but she walked beside him.The car ride was quiet. She wanted to ask questions, but his calm expression stopped her. Finally, they arrived at the edge of the city, where the tall buildings gave way to a quiet hillside.Cassidy blinked in surprise. “This place…”“Do you remember?” Dylan asked softly.Her breath caught. She did. This was the same hill where he once took her before their wedding. Back then, they had sat on the grass, watching the city ligh

Cassidy rarely left the city. Most of her work could be handled from the office or through her managers. But this time, the deal was too important. A new partnership with investors overseas needed her presence.She almost said no, but Nardy and Noel both pushed her to go. “It’s time you step back into the bigger stage, Mom,” Nardy said. “The company is strong enough. You should show them who’s leading it.”And so, Cassidy agreed.When she reached the airport, Dylan was already there, standing near the gate in a dark suit. He carried her luggage without asking, as if it was natural.“I didn’t say you were coming,” Cassidy said, frowning.“You didn’t say I wasn’t,” Dylan replied calmly. “I’m your business partner. It makes sense I join this trip.”She wanted to argue, but people were already watching. With a sigh, she let it go.On the plane, Dylan sat beside her. For hours, he didn’t push, didn’t tease, didn’t even flirt. He just sat quietly, reading papers and sometimes asking if she

Roel had always been close to Cassidy. For many years, he had been there in the background—helping, protecting, waiting. He thought that if he was patient enough, one day Cassidy would turn to him. One day she would see him not only as a friend, but as a man she could love.But now, as he stood in the company lobby, watching from a distance, he saw Cassidy laugh softly at something Dylan said. It wasn’t loud, it wasn’t even clear—but it was real. A kind of laugh she hadn’t shared in a long time.Roel’s chest tightened. He had waited eight years, but in that moment he knew the truth. Cassidy’s heart still belonged to Dylan.That night, Roel went to visit her. Cassidy welcomed him with her usual warmth, but he noticed the way her eyes shone differently now—lighter, freer. She poured tea and sat across from him.“You’ve been quiet lately,” she said gently.Roel gave a small smile. “I’ve been thinking.”“About what?”He looked down at his cup, then back at her. “About us.”Cassidy froze,

The days after the attack were quiet again. The company was running smoothly, the twins were busy with their own lives, and Cassidy tried to focus only on her work.But no matter how she tried, Dylan was always there.He didn’t push her with big words. Instead, he showed up in small ways.Every morning, he brought her coffee just the way she liked it.When she worked late, he waited outside her office until she was ready to go home.When the twins needed advice, Dylan was patient, listening as if they were his own.At first, Cassidy pretended not to notice. But her heart did.One evening, Cassidy’s car broke down after a long meeting. She sighed, frustrated, not knowing what to do. Before she could call anyone, headlights appeared. Dylan’s car stopped beside hers.“You didn’t think I’d let you drive alone this late, did you?” he said with a soft grin.Cassidy blinked. “Were you following me?”“Not following,” Dylan said, leaning against his car. “Just… watching over you.”She wanted t