Aurora Walton and Lucas Carter novel Chapter 1836

But now, everything felt different.

Her daughter had grown thoughtful and considerate, finally able to see things from her parents’ perspective.

The realization left Charles quietly emotional. He reached out and gave Yvonne’s shoulder a gentle pat.

“Your mother and I will always be behind you. You don’t need to worry about anything.”

“Thank you.”

“Alright, get some rest.”

Michelle brushed away a tear at the corner of her eye.

She knew this wasn’t the moment to get sentimental. Whatever needed to be said should be said plainly.

Getting emotional now would only seem unnecessary.

Besides, their daughter growing up was a good thing.

“Yvonne, whatever you choose to do, do it with confidence. Your father and I will always have your back.”

“I understand.”

Yvonne answered seriously, eyes fixed on them without blinking.

She was afraid that if she blinked, the tears would spill over.

Michelle noticed every small detail.

Once again, she found herself thinking that her daughter had truly grown up.

When her parents finally left the room, Yvonne let out a long breath.

She picked up her phone and contacted Joseph, telling him where to meet the next day.

When Joseph saw the message, he was stunned. He hadn’t expected her to reach out first.

And to suggest a meeting place—did that mean what he said earlier had worked?

The thought filled him with a quiet, genuine happiness.

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