Love's Redemption (Chris and Maddie)

Chapter 124

At this point, Bree couldn't bring herself to say anything more, even if she harbored other thoughts.

She nodded. "Maddie, in my heart, you're as good as my own daughter."

But if she truly saw me as her own, she wouldn't have entertained the idea of me being with Conrad. Then again, it could have been Conrad's suggestion, given how he had already laid his feelings bare. "Sure. Let's wait until Conrad and Chris are available, and we'll have a little ceremony. I'll formally acknowledge you and Zack as my godparents."

I noticed a glint in Bree's eye as I spoke. It was clear she wasn't entirely willing to accept me as her goddaughter, but after ten years of her kindness, I chose not to doubt her intentions. "Alright," Bree reluctantly agreed.

After seeing her home, I ran into Chris. He wore a baseball cap and jersey instead of his usual CEO attire. Seeing him like this stirred memories of the guy I once admired.

I remembered Chris from high school, who often sneaked off on motorcycles. Back then, he thrilled and worried me in equal measure.

He looked effortlessly cool in his motorcycle gear and helmet, embodying the rebellious spirit I once admired.

I recalled one instance when he took me for a ride. I clung to him in fear, and that was the closest we'd ever been.

"How could you cling onto me so tightly? Were you trying to claim

riding motorcycles, but his casual attire gradually shifted to business suits, and he morphed into a

same outfit, I knew he wasn't the same old Chris. The baseball cap

today since it wasn't thrilling enough. yesterday?" Chris quipped with his cheeky grin in

to hit him. "How dare you say that? If Maddie hadn't held back, you'd

your child, or is she?" Despite being a reputable CEO at work, Chris sometimes. acted like a child at

prefer if Maddie were mine. Who asked you

your daughter in your next life, and I'll stay as far as I can." Chris pulled

a pang of envy. If my parents were still here, I'd still be their daughter

there were

it

"Bree, I should

need to talk

for us to talk about." I genuinely didn't want to argue with