When he woke up early this morning, he freshened up quickly. He was now wearing a light gray shirt and a pair of dark gray trousers.

His tie was already done. He looked so well dressed. Rena asked, “Why didn't you ask me to tie your tie?"

Waylen came over, sat beside her, and pinched her nose.

“From now on, things will be different. I will no longer make you do anything." He put the diamond bracelet on her.

It was dazzling and beautiful.

Rena whispered, “But you made me do things last night.”

As soon as she finished her sentence, Waylen looked at her with knowing eyes. He wanted to tease her right back.

He whispered in her ear, “What's the point of doing things like that if I'm the only one to do them?"

Rena's face instantly turned bright red.

She didn't want to talk about this with him anymore. She raised her wrist and asked, "Is this your Christmas gift to me

Waylen kissed her and said, "It's your overnight fee."

Rena widened her eyes at him, grabbed the roses, and threw them at him. Snickering, Waylen caught the bouquet with ease.

“ALL right. Stop it. I have something to do later. Come with me to the mountains after breakfast.

Rena played with her new diamond bracelet. She thought for a while and asked, “Are we going to pay Jarrod a visit?" Waylen nodded in response.

He gently held her and said affectionately, “I made a wish to God. Now that you and our baby are safe, I have to go and fulfill my vow."

Rena put on a thoughtful expression. After a while, she murmured, “I want to offer something, Waylen.”

Afraid that he would be unhappy, she wrapped her arms around his waist and pleaded, “Please don't be jealous. I'm just grateful. No one in the world can compare with you, Waylen. The reason I am thankful to Harold is that the emerald made me able to see you again and stay with you,"

Waylen knew what Rena wanted to offer. It was the emerald that Harold gave her.

As a man, Waylen was certainly jealous because Harold would always have a place in Rena's heart. But technically, Rena didn't do anything wrong.

It was the emerald that saved her life. The Moore family even got Harrison involved. Waylen said in acquiescence, “Okay. We'll go home later and get it.

Rena grinned, wrapped her arms around Waylen's neck, and kissed him.

“You're getting more and more magnanimous, Waylen.”