After being reborn, I make up my mind to stop chasing after my husband and daughter

Chapter 351

Chapter 351

Standing in front of this devoted man, I felt momentarily at a loss. I couldn’t accept his love.

Nathan seemed to see right through me. He let out a soft laugh, trying to sound casual. “Sorry, I don’t want to put any pressure on you. Actually, love has a deeper meaning–sometimes it’s about helping the other person find happiness.”

I blinked, caught off guard.

Nathan sighed softly. “I won’t ask too much of you. Honestly, I’m already content with how things are between us.”

“Thank you for understanding,” I said, genuinely grateful. I really didn’t want any pressure from a relationship right now.

So maybe love doesn’t have to be all–consuming–just enough to keep things comfortable, leaving room to breathe and not tying anyone down.

The trip to Shaville was set, and I dove headfirst into work. I was brainstorming ideas nonstop and running from one meeting to the next, but my job really fired me up. I had way more energy than I ever did in my previous life.

Work kept me fulfilled and too busy to get lost in my own thoughts. My Englysian got way better just from talking with people all the time, and honesty, that made me pretty proud.

Before I knew it, September rolled around, and Yvonne was starting first grade.

international schools, and Jared had made sure every detail was

I made my way

couldn’t wait

excited about her new school and meeting new friends. Yvonne was definitely ahead of most kids her age–more mature, and way more gutsy.

a piano piece and showed

struck by how much she’d learned in what felt like the blink of an

had been really busy lately, and I had no idea if Amy had made any

time.

about to start school, Jared called and asked me to

me down, okay?”

With that, I nodded.

and when I arrived with Yvonne, he was already waiting for

aren’t coming?” I asked, thinking when he

just the three of us,”

Grandma and Aunt Quinn since

stared at Jared, a

Yvonne. If they came, it’d turn into a battlefield. Even if you didn’t argue, they’d still find a way

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