Rena was surprised that he was so energetic, but she didn't protest.

In the afternoon, Waylen went to his law firm.

Having made up her mind, Rena called Korbyn. Apparently, he had been waiting for her call for a Long time. The phone only ran once before he picked up her call.

Still, Korbyn's voice was gentle and not pushy.

“Have you made a decision?"

Rena took a deep breath.

"I'LL go, but I want to take my parents with me there."

Korbyn's eyes lit up happily.

"Of course! That's a good idea. It's nice to have you family over there to keep you company... You're a good daughter, Rena."

After thinking for a while, he asked cautiously, "Does Waylen know?"

“Not yet," Rena said with a sigh.

"I'll tell him in a few days...

It was Valentine's Day in a few days. She wanted to deliver the news to him properly.

It was her first Valentine's Day with Waylen, and Rena was determined to have a good time with him. After all, it was possible they might not have another moment together in the next two years...

Korbyn had been there, so he guessed the reason.

He chuckled and said kindly, “You know what you need? A good shopping trip. I'll tell Juliette and Cecilia to go to the mall with you Later.

If you feel lonely, just call Cecilia. Anyway, she has nothing better to do."

Rena forced a smile, but she politely declined his offer.

Korbyn was more or less touched—Rena was really one of the kind. So he made an exception and said a few more comforting words. He valued Rena so much that even though he was a man of high status, he was willing to take the time to be patient with her.

In the next two days, Rena made the necessary preparations for her leave.

Then she found a well-known studio in Duefron and designed a themed makeover plan for Waylen's apartment. On Saturday afternoon, she remodeled the place.

In total, it cost her fifty thousand dollars. Although it was a little excessive, Rena didn't think twice when she swiped the card.