Abigail’s Second Life (Abigail and Sean) novel Chapter 868

She seemed to share some similarities with Luna from before, with her pink-dyed hair and cool attire.

"Nice to meet you. There's no need for introductions; everyone knows who you are," Shaunee said comfortably.

Isla approached Abigail, calling her with a hint of shyness, "Abigail."

"It's okay to just call me Abigail. Let's not worry about the generational mix-up," Abigail felt it was only fitting to be called Abigail by Isla.

Despite Cameron going solo, the bond between Cameron and Sean remained unchangeable.

"Nice to meet you all," Damon's wife greeted them.

Abigail was meeting Damon's wife for the first time and was slightly surprised before smiling and shaking her hand. "Nice to meet you."

"I'm Eilane Horton," Damon's wife introduced herself, even showing her name typed on her phone.

Eliane was a unique and interesting name; no wonder Damon liked her.

"Eilane, your name is very interesting. Your parents must be quite fun people, right?" Abigail's eyes curved in amusement.

"Personally, I think they are the best parents in the world. I was very fond of eating as a child, so they changed my name to this when I was four. Interesting, isn't it?" Eilane led Abigail to the sofa to sit.

Through Eilane's unique name, everyone got a glimpse of her upbringing. Born into a not-so-wealthy family, her parents' greatest wish was her happiness. She grew up rich in spirit, always the little sunbeam.

"I love reading novels. How did you and Damon meet?" Shaunee's eyes sparkled with curiosity, fascinated by the classic narratives of wealthy men falling for ordinary women.

"No wonder Alfie understands the tropes of wealthy family dramas so well," Kevin muttered quietly from the men's side, overhearing Shaunee's comments.

Eilane glanced at Damon, playing cards beside Alfie, her eyes brimming with deep affection, "It's quite a story. He was idling in a game, got killed, and I, a lifestyle player, saved him. I even sent him a bunch of resurrection and health potions. He friended me after receiving them, asking why I sent them."

"And then?" Shaunee seemed a bit disappointed with the ordinary start.

"I told him I would send these to anyone I see getting killed. He thought I was a fool," Eilane said, breaking into laughter.

Abigail listened quietly.

She thought their serene encounter was beautiful.

"Is that all?" Shimeng lost interest, grabbed a cherry from nearby, and sighed. "I thought there would be some impressive plot."