Chapter 961:
Joey was silent for a long time before she said with frustration, “Why am I so unlucky to run into him everywhere?”
“If you don’t want to see Connor, then you can change your schedule…”
Before I could finish my sentence, Joey interrupted me.
“Why should I change my schedule because of him? Do I have to be afraid of him? I’ll just treat him as air and pretend he doesn’t exist.”
“Is it that serious? Didn’t you have a good impression of Connor in the past? Why are the two of you on bad terms now? Right, I heard that you two seemed to have quarreled yesterday. What happened that made things so awkward?” I continued to ask.
“Forget it. It’s all in the past,” Joey said grumpily.
“Well, don’t be angry. Didn’t you say that you would treat him as air in the future? Anyway, I won’t talk to you anymore. I have to go back and prepare my luggage. The two children, as well as Gary and Miranda, are joining us too. It’s probably going to be like moving,” I said.
“Then I’ll go back and pack up. Bye!” Joey hung up the phone.
The next morning, we arrived at the airport terminal. Joey, pulling her suitcase, was already there.
She was dressed casually in a denim cotton coat and a denim cap, looking very youthful. It was impossible to tell that she was over 30.
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“Joey!” I ran to her happily when I saw her.
Behind me, Miranda was holding Lucas, while Gary was pushing the stroller. Lucky was in the stroller, and Connor was handling the luggage. Herbert was walking alongside Connor.
I glanced at Connor’s expression. It didn’t look too good.
I hoped they could get along peacefully.
But that was their issue; my honeymoon with Herbert was finally happening.
When the plane flew 8,000 meters into the air, my mood seemed to soar as well.
Herbert was sitting next to me, holding my hand, acting intimately. I used to lack confidence in our marriage.
After all, he could be quite aggressive at times.
Though he was still overbearing, when I saw the changes in him, I felt more confident in our marriage.
I looked out the window at the blue sky, then turned to look at my handsome lover.
Everything that had happened in the past flashed through my mind like a movie.
“Now, I have a lover who understands me, two lovely children, and a new career.”
Herbert’s mother still didn’t like me very much. Ryan might still cause trouble. Betty’s depression hadn’t completely healed yet. Joey and Connor were still at odds.
But as Herbert said, life wasn’t a novel, and not everything could be perfect. Things would not always go as we wished. There would be more challenges in the future, but I now had the courage to face them.
Everything at this moment was the best possible ending.
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