She absentmindedly began washing the strawberries.

“We have indeed broken up," she finally replied, her voice tinged with resignation.

Unbeknownst to Rena, Waylen had exited the car, holding a gift box in his hands, and was making his way upstairs to pay her family a visit.

Eloise leaned in, her voice low and concerned.

“I can tell that he still cares about you deeply, Rena. Have you considered giving it another thought?"

Rena shook her head resolutely. It was a decision she had already made.

In that moment, the doorbell rang, and Eloise covered her mouth, a mischievous smile dancing on her Lips.

“He's here," she whispered excitedly.

Rena felt annoyance bubbling within her.

While in the past, Waylen's unexpected presence would have brought her immense joy. However, their relationship had now ended, rendering his visit meaningless.

Taking a stand, Rena stood in front of Eloise and declared, "I will handle this."

She went to open the door, revealing Waylen standing there.

He was carrying imported fruits and fixated on her with his gaze.

Rena stepped out and closed the door behind her, facing him directly.

“Waylen, what are you doing here?" she asked, her voice laced with a mix of surprise and apprehension.

"I'm here to visit your parents," he replied, holding his ground.

She bit her lower lip, her voice firm.

“We have broken up. There's no need for you to do this."

At that moment, Darren's voice echoed from behind the closed door, curious about the visitor Rena had received.

“Rena, who is it? Why don't you invite them in?"

Rena responded casually, trying to divert Darren's attention.

“It's an insurance salesman," she quickly replied.