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

Leanne remembered her last visit here, and she was certain it wasn't this well-lit back then.

It was early summer, and the temperature was just right. The gentle murmur of the stream played like ethereal music, while the fragrance of flowers wafted through the air. In the crystal-clear pond, prized koi fish swam lazily.

Pink and white roses climbed over the garden walls, their lush blooms bursting with vibrant color.

Rose was Leanne's favorite, but these weren't here before. They must have been newly planted.

Curtis led her further into the estate, past the garden's pavilions and ornate bridges.

This tranquil oasis, nestled in the heart of the city, was designed and built over several years by a renowned landscape architect hired by Maddox. The land alone was worth a fortune.

After its completion, it caught the eye of the Stonebridge city council, which wanted to turn it into a public park. The offer, however, failed to sway Maddox.

meal or a cup of coffee, though his busy schedule meant visits were rare. Now, the

asking her, "How about we live here

plenty of trees and flowers, perfect for cats to roam freely. Plus, they'd have the koi fish to play with. If you like, we could get a few more, give them

cramped spaces of apartment buildings. Here, they could scale walls patrol their territory, lazily fish from the pond, and nap in the grass

such a grand garden? Leanne felt excited

at a leisurely pace, "There's plenty of space here. We could even

at odds with Joy like sworn enemies, now he was even

something but then hesitated,

thought his agreement to move meant going back to

get it from your dad? He loves this garden, doesn't

the orange glow of the lights, speaking in a casual tone, "It's just a small garden compared to our happiness. To

Leanne was skeptical

grinned, playfully pinching her nose. "You believe everything I