Lost Me Gained Regret

Chapter 769

Christine couldn't recall the moment she drifted off to sleep, but when she awoke, her phone had already powered down.

Groggily, she reached for her charger, plugged it in, and powered on her phone, only to discover that their video call had lasted a whopping five hours-cut short only because her phone had died. Had it not, they might have continued their video chat into the early hours of this morning.

Christine was somewhat taken aback; she'd never been this head-over-heels in love before.

"Good morning," she texted Dailey, then hurried to get ready for work.

On her way, she grabbed a bagel and coffee for breakfast, snapping photos to share with Dailey, who replied to each one.

At the breakfast table.

Dailey was the only one glued to his phone, his half-eaten bowl of oatmeal neglected for too long.

The table was silent, with even the usually outspoken Normand keeping his thoughts to himself, and Jayne, who could hardly ever hold her tongue, quietly focusing on her meal.

Dailey could sense the tension in the air but couldn't be bothered to ask. He figured it must have been something Nelly said to his mother last night.

was clearly on the same

to the office; take your time," Dailey announced, standing up to grab his coat and

car had left the driveway, Normand turned to Jayne,

her reservations. Nelly had confided in her the night before about Dailey being in the throes of love. Opposing him outright would only drive him closer

she felt as if her son, whom she'd lovingly raised, had become

bet was

hasn't Nelly come down for breakfast?"

she wasn't feeling well," Jayne replied, her brows furrowed

hesitant to bring up,"

"Could you

ber... if she and Dailey took precautions

Christine headed over to the shopping center to check on sales. Discussing expansion plans with Jane, they realized it was lunchtime and decided to treat their staff to lunch. That's when she bumped into Dailey, who was also

a

a warm smile, "I heard Ms. Jackson is planning to expand her store. Maybe we could discuss it over

"Sounds good," Christine replied,

to her employees before stepping out Dailey had already dismissed his accompanying executives, leaving