ALL she knew was that she had to leave with Joe right now.

Laura just nodded and asked, “Mila, are you really okay?" It was obvious that her friend wasn't okay at all.

“I didn't think things through, Laura. I've gone about things the wrong way," Camila murmured in a pained voice. Robin had made her see things more clearly.

She had let her love cloud her judgement.

How could she be so reckless? Joe was that one insurmountable gap that she and Isaac couldn't cross. Isaac had a complicated family background. A child with a different surname couldn't fit into his family.

No! She couldn't let her son suffer.

If she stayed with Joe here, he wouldn't have a happy childhood.

“What are you talking about, Mila? What did you do?" Laura asked.

"I shouldn't have brought Joe here. Robin didn't lash out at me today just out of respect for my deceased grandfather. If not, I'm very sure that he would have thrown both my son and me out instantly."

It was her fault. Robin was right. Laura sighed after hearing this. She didn't know how to comfort Camila.

She reached out and gently patted her friend on the shoulder.

“I'm fine. Don't worry," Camila said and took a deep breath. She had brought this upon herself. She couldn't blame Robin for making those requests to her.

If only she had thought things through thoroughly and considered every scenario.

They left the villa and found a good hotel to stay at. Laura helped Camila with her things until she was all settled in. Then, she looked at Camila and said, "You can't always move around Like that. You should think of settling down."

Camila was an adult, so it wasn't really a problem for her to move around without having a fixed place. But she had Joe now. He was too young to always be on the move this way.

“You're right. Once my father's funeral is settled, I will buy a house for me, my mother and Joe to live in." Camila sat at the edge of the bed and stared at the Little bundle of cuteness. "I have Joe. There's no need Looking for love elsewhere."

"Oh don't be silly. You can have love even after giving birth to a child," Laura comforted her friend. She realized that Camila had become too pessimistic.

She sat next to Camila and held her hand gently. "I was worried about it at the beginning and let you hide the child from the Johnston family because they aren't the average normal family.”

Laura was disliked by Forrest's big family too, so she could understand what Camila would have to face.

Just thinking of her own situation got her really sad.

“But your case is much better than mine. Forrest really loves you." Laura was not alone.

But Camila felt alone.

She took a deep breath and decided not to think about it anymore. She had to focus on burying Marvin successfully.

“Laura, can you take care of Joe for a couple of days?"

"Sure," Laura answered readily. "Don't worry. I will take good care of him.