They have a child, and if it weren't for the conflict that can't be solved, they would probably get back together for the sake of the child. But now..."

Rena comforted Juliette for a long time, trying to be a source of strength.

Later that afternoon, Cecilia returned with Edwin.

Rena played with Edwin, and after some time, Cecilia could guess what was going on. She called a servant to take Edwin to have some dessert and then approached Rena.

“Rena, it was my mother who asked you to come, wasn't it?" Cecilia asked softly.

Rena sighed softly, knowing she couldn't hide it any longer.

She took out the photo and handed it to Cecilia.

Cecilia stared at it for a long time before Rena whispered, "If you don't want to do this, I'll talk to your parents. If worse comes to worst, | will ask your brother to talk to them.”

Rena didn't want to force Cecilia and only wanted her to find happiness.

After all, she was also a woman with pained past. She knew that Cecilia did not move on, and there was Edwin by her side. It wasn't easy for Cecilia to accept someone else.

Cecilia looked down at the photo for a long time, contemplating her decision.

Finally, she looked up with a determined smile.

"I'll go."

Rena was stunned for a moment.

“People always have to move on, don't they? I'm willing to go on a blind date and meet someone new. Besides, this man looks good. Maybe | can get along with him," Cecilia reasoned.

Touched by her strength, Rena felt speechless.

Rena hugged her tightly, feeling the unspoken emotions between them.

Cecilia rested her head on Rena's shoulder, letting her feelings flow freely.

"Rena, at that time, | really liked Mark, a hundred times more than | liked Harold. But he had so many... | am too insignificant."

Rena listened, understanding the complexities of Cecilia's emotions. Later on, it was time for her to leave.

She picked up Alexis on her way home, feeling absent-minded.

As she cooked chicken soup for Waylen, she accidentally scalded herself.