Back in Time: Unshackling From Love

Chapter 91

Speaking of which, Louisa seems really interested in studying abroad. What if we talk to Uncle Stephen and suggest she goes overseas for a couple of years?

“She’s having a tough time in her classes, so maybe a new environment could help her do better,” Mikayla proposed. She discreetly left out the fact that she had seen Louisa that morning.

Most importantly, Louisa could have changed her future by going abroad. It would have made it impossible for Jensen to pursue her any further.

Yet, Eduard said, “Matilda insisted that Louisa stay in the country since she’s her only daughter. It seems she’s on the lookout for a suitable partner for Louisa.”

Hearing that, Mikayla figured that Matilda was growing protective of Louisa. It was likely she wouldn’t consider Eduard’s advice. It might take some time to convince her.

The two took a leisurely stroll before heading back home.

Noticing Eduard’s fatigue, Mikayla gave him a shoulder massage to help him relax. Once Eduard went to rest in his room, she made her way back to the workshop.

Following a few hours of work, she successfully crafted a calming perfume. It featured a blend of herbs like vetivers and bergamots, customized to suit Wanda’s preferences and health.

Remembering Mike mentioning that her perfume aided his mother’s sleep, Mikayla decided to make some for him as well.

After finishing the last perfume, she was so tired that she fell asleep as soon as she got into bed.

woke up, the sun was

It was ind

body, Mikayla felt refreshed. pleasant to sleep in her own

her mind; for the entire month following her divorce, she would do nothing but chill at home. She planned to laze around and enjoy Eduard’s company–just the thought of it filled her with joy.

got out of bed and took a quick wash. Without bothering to tie up her

her surprise, she heard Eduard laughing in the

morning.

backyard, she saw Eduard teaching Jerome

you do yoga,”

with serious expressions. It was

He seemed surprised for a moment before giving her a stern look and standing tall.

Mr. Ashford. I’ll have it delivered

sald

Mrs. Miller,” Mike replied.

and said, “Good morning, Kay. Jerome has been here for a

and I will be doing

express her disinterest in Jerome’s company, but chose to stay