The Wife He Forgot to Marry (Winona and Yule) novel Chapter 299

Back when he and Winona had first started dating, he had gotten into the habit of keeping a journal.

She was his first true love, and after every date, his heart would race so fast he couldn't sleep. He would stay up meticulously recording every tiny detail of their time together.

Winona's icy rejection earlier had made him seriously question if their relationship was fundamentally broken.

But looking back at these journal entries, all those incredibly sweet, intoxicating memories came rushing back.

Winona had always been stubbornly independent and fiercely proud, yet she had loved him with such overwhelming, burning intensity.

He absolutely refused to believe that she could just suddenly stop loving him.

People always talked about the five- or seven-year itch in relationships. Maybe that's all this was. Maybe he and Winona were just going through a rough patch.

Tallulah, noticing he hadn't realized she was in the room, peeked over his shoulder to see what he was so engrossed in.

When she read the contents of the diary, the blood drained from her face.

What was he playing at?

Was he trying to rekindle things with Winona?

Then what did that make her?!

Having finished reading his old entries, Yulen's foul mood had mostly dissipated. Catching sight of Tallulah standing there with the ginseng broth, he offered a gentle smile and reached out to her. "Tallulah, come here. Tell me, has our son been behaving himself today?"

Tallulah forcefully swallowed the bitter jealousy clawing at her throat. She set the broth down on the desk and walked over, settling onto his lap.

He gently stroked her belly, a look of utter satisfaction in his eyes.

While it was a pity he couldn't have a child with Winona, he was still going to be a father. A successful man like him needed excellent heirs to inherit his empire and his genes. In a few years, when Winona still didn't have any children of her own, she would surely understand his decision. After all, it was her problem, not his.

"Didn't you want to watch that parenting class? I have some free time now. I can watch a bit of it with you."

Seeing his tender expression, the deep sense of grievance in Tallulah's chest slowly melted away. "Okay."

Even if he gave a piece of his heart to someone else, she could accept it. As long as she gave him a couple more children, she would absolutely win him back entirely.

After they finished watching the livestream, Yulen brought up his upcoming event. "For the celebration party in two days, I think it's best if you go stay with your parents. It's going to be packed, and I'd hate for a guest to accidentally bump into you and hurt the baby."

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