When the traffic light tumed red, he retrieved a cigarette from the storage compartment, lit it, took a drag, and exhaled a slow stream of smoke. He then tumed to look at Rena.

"What kind of new relationship do you suggest? Tell me.”

Rena met his gaze and replied, "Let's raise Alexis together, but without intruding on each other's personal lives."

Waylen reached out and flicked the ash of his cigarette out the window.

He smiled and asked, "So, you're interested in that man with the surname Vaughn? His name is Bruce, right? He's not bad looking”

"Waylen, that's not what I meant,” Rena responded, annoyed.

“Then what do you mean?”

“Are you suggesting that we're both free to date and sleep with others?"

Rena didn't want to continue the conversation.

She turned her face away, choosing to remain silent.

Over the past three years, Waylen had grown more temperate. If she had gone on a blind date before, he would have been consumed by jealousy and acted impulsively.

But things had changed now; they were divorced.

In reality, Rena was correct, They shouldn't pry into each other's personal lives.

However, despite everything, he still loved her.

Waylen softened his tone, saying, "Alright, I agree."

Rena was quite surprised.

She had told her uncle that being with Bruce was impossible, but Waylen's response earlier seemed rather unreasonable. Was their personal life merely about blind dates, dating, and sex?

Nonetheless, he had compromised first. Rena didn't want their relationship to become too rigid, especially considering they had to raise their child together.

Speaking softly, Rena proposed, "T'd like to take Alexis to stay at my place for a while.”

Waylen extinguished his cigarette and smiled.

"Of course. You're her mother, and you can take her to stay with you for as long as you want. However, due to her special condition, it's better not to take her away from Duefron under normal circumstances."

Rena agreed.