While sipping coffee during their break, Rena retrieved a card from her bag and placed it in Cecilia's hand.

“Your brother wanted me to give you his supplementary card."

Cecilia hesitated to accept it.

Speaking softly, Rena urged, "Just take it. He loves you dearly.

From now on, you can reside in the Fowler family home or my place. Alexis adores Edwin."

"Okay," Cecilia replied.

In Rena's hand, there was a diamond necklace, exquisitely designed by a renowned artist.

Adorned upon it was an exceedingly rare and exquisite pearl.

She delicately placed it around Cecilia's neck and whispered, "Cecilia, I'm overjoyed that you've returned!"

Touched by the precious gift, tears welled in Cecilia's eyes.

She understood Rena's message. Rena wished for her to no longer consider herself an outsider-she was family.

In the bustling coffee shop, where people came and went, Cecilia wept.

Rena enveloped her in a comforting embrace.

At precisely nine o'clock in the evening, Rena made her way back to the splendid villa.

A soft, muted glow emanated from the hall, casting a gentle golden hue. The vestibule exuded a warm ambiance that was pleasing to the eye.

Alexis, accompanied by Waylen, skillfully played the piano with fervor.

Dressed in a refined three-piece suit, Waylen had removed his jacket, revealing his slender frame. Catching sight of Rena, he delicately swirled the contents of his wine glass and inquired, “How was your shopping expedition?"

Relieving her weary legs, Rena set down her bag and settled herself on the sofa.

Alexis yearned to rush over to her...

She had taken up the piano in pursuit of her mother's trace but now... She would have to continue her musical education.

Tenderly, Waylen pressed Alexis' curly brown locks and earnestly uttered, "Play this piece five more times."

Alexis found herself unable to respond, speechless.