Abigail’s Second Life (Abigail and Sean) novel Chapter 574

Chapter 574

Retreat Abigail snorted. "You looked down on me, assuming I had no thoughts of my own back then."

Sean held her hand and pulled her into his arms. "Abby, do you prefer the person you are now or the person you were in the past?"

"What about you?" she asked.

"I've always had feelings for you. Otherwise, I wouldn't have pursued you for such a long time,” Sean replied. In the past, whenever Abigail had mentioned divorce, he hadn't taken it seriously. At first, he was upset, but now he realized he had been quite oblivious. Back then, he had mistaken her seriousness for playing hard to get.

Intimately, they cuddled and finished the movie. Still, Luna had yet to come back, and Abigail guessed that she probably wouldn't return tonight. "I don't think Luna will be back today. Josh is quite cunning, luring her away with the promise of a movie,’ she mumbled to Sean helplessly.

Sean turned off the projector, recalling the scent of Abigail when she left his embrace. "It's because they're in love, or else Luna wouldn't have left with him because of a few mere words from him.” In his opinion, Luna loved Josh a lot, or she wouldn't have given in to him so easily, unlike Howard, whom she wouldn't hesitate to reject.

"You should go back now.’ Abigail nudged his leg.

"Okay."

As heartless as she had always been, she didn't even consider keeping him for the night even though it was already so late.

The next morning, while Abigail was working, Cameron approached her and stopped, not knowing how to bring up the topic. "Just tell me what's on your mind," she said, staring at him.

“You guys were right. Her parents are unhappy with my job, saying that I'm earning too little," he said calmly.

She had a hunch as she set the document aside. "What did she say?"

"Isla mentioned she doesn't have any issue with it. In case her parents oppose us, she's willing to elope with me,’ he said, reflecting on Isla's stance, which brought him some solace. It was the first instance where he empathized with Abigail's sentiments when Lina disparaged her. This experience provided insight into what it's like to be judged, particularly by the family of someone he deeply cared about.

“Do you think it's alright for a postgraduate student to elope with you?" Abigail asked instead.