Abigail’s Second Life

Now that Larry's situation had stabilized, Abigail could finally relax for a while.

Regarding Martin and Andrew, they would need to leave, whether they chose to follow her or not, once she and Simond had everything planned.

If Martin behaved himself, she could still negotiate with him. If he was playing his own game behind her back, she wouldn't be so accommodating. sᴇaʀᴄh thᴇ FɪndNøvel.ɴᴇt website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of novels early and in the highest quality.

At such a crucial moment, if he still harbored secrets, she didn't want to debate morals with him.

She went downstairs and saw Andrew looking at her. So, she smiled and asked, "What's the matter?"

"Are you unhappy?" Andrew asked softly. "Is it because Dad made a strange decision?"

"I'm not unhappy. Whatever plans he has, it has nothing to do with me," she replied calmly. "Six months is almost up. He has fulfilled his promise, and I've done what I should. When the time comes, we'll part ways amicably."

Abigail felt there was nothing more to say. She would never tell Andrew and Martin her plans, even though Andrew had done a lot for her. When the time came, it would be just a matter of ensuring the safety of father and son. As for what they would do next, she won't interfere. Andrew glanced at her, his gaze clouded with darkness. "Alright then."

"I'll go back to my room and get some rest," she said and headed toward her own room.

shutting the door behind her, she furrowed her brow in thought for a moment before deciding to send a message to

his own plans, so we'll stay out

down and thought, Would Andrew find out

had been investigated, it was just a matter of

So, he walked into the living room and wanted to give Nick a call. When he was about to dial

quickly composed himself. "I plan to take advantage of Nick's desire to find Abigail and

"What decision-making?" Andrew frowned.

him. "Abigail is someone else's woman. She won't be responsible for

remained silent. He

never abandoned him, even

if Andrew liked her deeply, he knew he wasn't her first

day,

at the white strands of hair on Martin's head and realized for the first time the uncertainty of life and separation. He would have to live alone without his father and

he responded, "No. If I'm gone, Abigail will abandon you. It'll be worse for you. I have to think about your well-being. She came to us on her own, and we didn't

trembled slightly with fear as he did so. "Dad, are you

of you. She won't be able to cast you aside in this lifetime." Martin's voice carried a hint of sadness as he gently patted Andrew's back. "If you were healthy and strong, I wouldn't worry. Given your condition, I can't bear to die, nor do I dare. Yet, I'm already in my seventies and will soon be in my eighties. There aren't many years left

of Abigail and her son to