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A surge of delight washed over Jillian.
The snow fell heavily, and soon, the branches of the persimmon tree were dusted with white.
It was a breathtaking sight, resembling a classic winter ink wash painting.
Jillian pulled out her phone, trying to snap a selfie, but she just couldn't get the angle right.
Just then, Killian's voice drifted over. "I'll take it for you." His tone was cool, but his hand was already reaching out.
Jillian hesitated for a second before handing the phone over, figuring she would just delete the photo once he walked away.
Killian quickly snapped a picture.
When he handed the phone back, Jillian looked at the screen and paused in surprise. It was an incredibly good shot.
The persimmon tree branches framed the background, bright orange fruits contrasting beautifully against the snow.
She was standing there in her dusty-pink coat, her long hair cascading down, her eyes soft, and a gentle smile playing on her lips.
Both the subject and the scenery looked flawless.
After a moment of hesitation, she decided to keep it.
"The snow came early this year," Killian suddenly remarked.
Jillian nodded. "Yeah."
Winters in this region always arrived early. The first snowfall typically hit around October or November.
"I slept in the same room as Con last night. He's still resisting the idea of our divorce," Killian said.
"It's normal for a kid to feel that way. We just have to guide him through it," she replied gently.
Seeing her serene expression, Killian chose not to press the issue further.
At that moment, Mallory returned hand-in-hand with Stella, followed by Daniel and Leon. The moment they spotted Killian, their laughter abruptly ceased.
Mallory gave him a weird look. "What are you doing on our side?"
"I wasn't tracking you down, if that's what you mean," Killian retorted smoothly.
Mallory twitched her lips, cursing him internally for parroting her attitude.
Daniel stepped forward to offer a curt greeting, while Leon muttered a quiet hello.

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