Having spoken her mind, Cecilia found Mark's response to be his warm embrace, their foreheads touching,

He knew that others might not comprehend his choice.

He hadn't been particularly interested in women who were beautiful, talented, and intelligent.

Instead, he had chosen a delicate woman like Cecilia, However, nobody else truly understood Cecilia's worth. Only he comprehended her true value.

Perhaps it was because they had confessed their feelings to each other, everything changed when they got along with each other now.

Both mentally and physically, they found each other rejuvenating, which left Mark feeling somewhat amorous. Before Cecilia could rise from bed, he playfully pulled her beneath the covers and kissed her passionately...

She softly uttered his name.

“If I don't get up now, Edwin might leave home with my parents." Finally, Mark released her, but his gaze remained intense, Cecilia sensed that he was filled with desire.

After breakfast, Mark took Cecilia to the Fowler family's house. They rarely spent daytime hours together so openly. As they sat in the car, Cecilia sighed deeply...

It happened to be the weekend.

Korbyn and his wife had plans to take their beloved grandson out to play golf.

Mark returned home with Cecilia.

When they opened the car door, Korbyn was taken aback to see Mark and Cecilia.

Edwin ran to them joyfully.

Instinctively, Edwin addressed Mark as Great Uncle, but Mark playfully swatted his bottom.

“Call me Daddy. From now on, at home or anywhere else, you're not allowed to call me Great Uncle."

Edwin blushed slightly.

Mark picked Edwin up and showered him with affectionate kisses, feeling a pang of sorrow.

Apart from Cecilia, Mark felt the greatest remorse for his son. Fortunately, those years were not remembered clearly by the child, and there were not many lasting psychological scars...

Nark gently ruffled Edwin's hair and said, “I'll take you to check out the kindergarten."

Instinctively, Edwin looked at Cecilia and asked, “Will Mom come with us?"

Mark also gazed at the woman he adored and said tenderly, "Of course, she'll come with us."