Lost Me Gained Regret

Chapter 848

Of course, she would be happier if Dailey didn't show up in front of her.

But ever since the morning chat about the proposal, she was genuinely worried.

What if he really planned an outlandish proposal for her?

Jane noticed Christine's unease and turned to Gregory. "Can you go talk to Dailey? Make sure he doesn't propose."

Gregory, however, responded, "Our last family vacation wasn't exactly a blast. This time, it's rare for us all to be together, and relaxing is what's most important."

"And remember, we cut our last honeymoon short to help Christine. Jane, you promised me that next time it would be just us, a proper honeymoon."

"I compromised because I love you. Can't you have a little compassion for me? It's not easy for me to get time off."

Jane knew him well enough. His tongue could be sharp, but he was equally adept at sweet-talking when he needed to.

At the end of the day, he did want to help Dailey a bit.

"I'm not trying to break them up, but Christine isn't interested. I don't want Dailey bothering her."

Gregory glanced at Christine, who was chatting happily with Merritt, and

whispered to Jane, "If Dailey gives up now and Christine falls for someone else, he'll go crazy."

"Jane, I'm not fully siding with Dailey. It's just that if you push too hard, the outcome might be disastrous."

the complexities involved. But staying in this

you give Dailey advice on how to get past the Clarksons and get

could answer, Christine called

question for now and focused on their

to her health,

was a local temple nestled in the

and the group reached the

was incredibly attentive to

Raleigh

indeed a competent bet

and after observing,

two older couples kept a slight distance from the younger

their child and held

they walked, he offered snacks and

reunited with Jane for so long and married for

ease could

love that Christine and Merritt exuded, as if surrounded by pink

his

a photo with his phone and sent it to

he turned

Alps before the end of the year. It's snowing now, the perfect

puzzled.

so close, let's