Chapter 509
Chapter 509
Kaia paused, her fork hovering over her plate, and let out a soft chuckle. “Mom, I’m not even thinking about that right now. I’m focusing all my
energy on work and taking care of Brynlee. I don’t have time to be heartbroken.”
Hearing this, Jane’s eyes instantly welled up with tears. “It’s good that you know how to distract yourself. I was just terrified you’d bottle everything up inside, and we wouldn’t be able to help you at all.”
Kaía leaned over, resting her head on her mother’s shoulder. “Mom, I’m not bottling anything up, and I won’t in the future either. I’ve genuinely made peace with it. Finnian isn’t some flawless god. The man I loved was the version I built up in my head, not the reality of who he is.”
Jane smiled and lightly tapped her daughter’s forehead. “You were so completely obsessed with him from start to finish. I really was worried you wouldn’t be able to let go.”
‘Before, I was so terrified of making him mad that I wouldn’t even argue with him. I lived such a submissive life. But today, I had a massive fight with him right outside city hall. I realized that letting it all out actually feels amazing. I’m still young, and I have my whole life ahead of me. L’in going to take it one step at a time. I’m in no rush.”
Jane wrapped her arms around her daughter. “Kaia, you have a much better perspective on this than i do, and that’s all that matters. It’s fine. He’s not the only good man out there… Bah, he doesn’t even count as a good man! Sneaking around with his widowed sister-in-law? I have zero respect for him. If my daughter ever marries again, it’s going to be to a decent, responsible, family-oriented man. He doesn’t have to be spectacular, as long as you two are in perfect harmony and can grow old together.”
“Mom, I’m not even considering that right now. Don’t try to set me up on blind dates, because I absolutely won’t go.” Kaia felt the hairs on her
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arms stand up the second she saw her mother’s expression. She was definitely not desperate to get hitched again.
Jane patted her arm. “Oh, you silly girl. Don’t worry, Mom only picks the best of the best.”
“No, I don’t want any of them. I just want to live with Brynlee from now on. Kaia looked entirely resolute.
“What is this nonsense? Are you going to be single forever? You’re so
young,
wome
exp
should you be alone? You’re a doctor yourself; don’t you know e needs too? I don’t care, you only live once, and the
is what matters. To use a phrase you young folks love, you eat yourself to something nice.”
Kaia flushed a brilliant shade of crimson, practically reaching
o cover Jane’s mouth. “Stop saying crazy things! What if someone s you? It’s so embarrassing.”
hat’s there to be embarrassed about? Just own it.” Jane laughed, itting beside her and watching her daughter eat with absolute adoration. Kaia was so gorgeous, with luminous skin, beautiful hair, and stunning curves. Jane felt an overwhelming sense of pride; she simply couldn’t get enough of looking at her.
“Mom, why are you staring at me like that? Kaia shivered slightly under her mother’s intense gaze.
Jane reached out and stroked her hair, smiling radiantly. “Nothing. I was just thinking about how incredible I am to have given birth to such a gorgeous daughter. If only I had a few more just like you.”
“Well, I had Bruel didn’t I? She’s going to be even more amazing than
me when
for you her
e’s your granddaughter, that should be enough
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