Hold My Tear, I’m Getting My Wife Back!

Chapter 356

They had guests in the house. Jennifer was discussing the upcoming charity gala at the end of the month. For the Richardson family, the end of May marked a poignant time, filled with significant events from two decades ago.

The charity gala was one of the few occasions where Jennifer and Mary could find common ground. It was a time for philanthropy and coincided with the anniversary of Curtis’ grandfather’s passing.

Among those collaborating on the event were several influential society ladies, including Penelope.

As Curtis entered the living room, the conversation paused, and someone exclaimed with pleasant surprise, “Ah, Curtis is back!”

Jennifer had been restless lately, looking quite drained. Seeing Curtis seemed to brighten her spirits somewhat.

The charity foundation’s directors promptly stood to introduce themselves with respect. Curtis responded briefly, handing some flowers and a gift to Jennifer.

“Happy Mother’s Day.”

Upon opening the gift, she found a vintage ruby necklace, drawing envious glances from the onlookers. “Jennifer, you are blessed. Both your children are paragons of virtue and thoughtful.”

Jennifer accepted the flowers and instructed the maid to fetch a vase, a smile gracing face. “Curtis has always been thoughtful, never forgetting holidays or my birthday.”

and deflating his praise. “I forgot today. But your daughter-in-law reminded me this morning to celebrate.”

is thoughtful,” Jennifer remarked. “Didn’t

“She was busy.”

“Then there’s Selina,

a nursery now,” Curtis

playfully and turned to Penelope. “Don’t take it

added, “Selina’s much less of a worry when she’s

ladies also praised Leanne,

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your credit,” Curtis complimented Jennifer, smiling.

to the charity event.

suggested inviting celebrities to perform to increase public interest and attract even more rich donors to the auction, raising

lady remarked, “I thought

the elite’s circles, the allure of celebrities was only another profession glamorized by spotlights, often dependent on

hailing from the affluent