“It's no trouble at all. Just make sure you look after yourself,”

Raegan encouraged.

“Don't worry. I will," Nicole replied, feeling a bit more reassured.

After the call ended, Raegan was lost in thought when her phone rang again. “Hello, darling," she answered.

Sitting in his spacious office, Mitchel felt his fatigue dissipate at Raegan's soft voice. "What are you doing at home?"

"I just spent some time with the kids. They're playing independently now," Raegan shared.

"Don't push yourself too hard. Let the nanny spend more time with the children. They cling to you a lot, which could be exhausting,"

Mitchel advised gently.

“I understand, darling," Raegan responded. “I should mention, I have a business trip to Madox next week."

Having recently returned to work after her maternity leave, Raegan was eager to resume her career. Despite the family's substantial wealth, she found that working helped maintain her mental health and prevented postpartum depression.

Mitchel was incredibly supportive of Raegan's choice to resume work, which Raegan deeply appreciated.

Mitchel was unlike some men who, given their financial comfort, expected their wives to stay home and care for the family. He had been the one to encourage Raegan to return to work.

Noticing Raegan's growing restlessness, Mitchel told her, “If you want, you can always go back to work."

Raegan was touched by his support.

"Next week?" Mitchel thought for a moment. "I'll rearrange my schedule and take you there."

“You don't have to do that. Remember, your work is also important,"

Raegan responded, not wanting Mitchel to neglect his own responsibilities.

"It's fine. I can manage. Nothing is more important than supporting you," he insisted firmly.

Raegan felt her heart warm at his words. "Alright then. I should have a couple of days free, so we can treat it as a mini-vacation."

Since having children, they hadn't had much opportunity for getaways.