Korbyn had a complicated feeling.

He really felt sorry for Rena.

When Lyndon passed away, the Coleman family came to report his death. Ann cried and made a scene, demanding Rena to mourn Lyndon's death as his daughter. Of course, Korbyn stopped all the drama before it got out of hand.

Korbyn could see that Rena was upset, so he said, "You weren't close to him to begin with.

Just let go. Don't think about it too much."

Rena nodded in response.

Korbyn then changed the subject.

"So when will you two get married?”

Get married?

Waylen looked at Rena and grinned.

"Dad, | just got back together with Rena. It's too soon to talk about marriage. | just want to enjoy my time with her for at least two more years.”

Korbyn sneered.

“Two more years? Do you think you two are getting any younger? And what are you even talking about? You think getting married will get in the way of your enjoyment?"

Waylen rubbed his nose.

Rena took the initiative to say, "We will talk about getting married when Alexis is older."

Korbyn nodded.

"That's a proper answer. You're lucky Rena is willing to put up with you,

Waylen. You can't even give me a decent reply about you two tying the knot."

These words made everyone laugh.

Rena's mood got a little better.

On their way back home, Waylen held Rena's hand and asked, "When will you marry me?"

Sitting in the back seat, Alexis leaned closer and waited for her mother's answer.