Marriage Resumption (Valeria and Hackett)

Chapter 167

Alex nodded in agreement, saying, "Alright.

After conveying this, he turned around, intending to locate Valeria. However, fate had it that he crossed paths with Valeria, who was returning with a small stack of firewood. "Mommy!" Alex called out excitedly.

Valeria bore a stem expression as she discarded the firewood and directed her gaze at Hackett, asking, "Why are you badmouthing me in front of my son?" Engrossed in getting up the tent, the man smiled and replied, "Did It"

Four years had passed since Valeria had vanished from his life. Over these past four years, he had tried every possible method to gather information about Valeria, but to no avail Valeria slightly scoffed, remarking. Tin an adult. Do you genuinely believe I could vanish without a

Just then, the man's phone abruptly rang

trace?*

Hackett answered the phone, furrowing his brows, and responded, "I'll come over in a couple of days. If you need anything. just speak to the vice president. Mention that I have sent you." On the other end of the call, Nancy's gentle voice came through saying, "Alright."

Valeria didn't wish to eavesdrop, but she inadvertently heard it

Hearing the voice of his first love, she felt uneasy and couldn't resist asking. "Is that a call from your first love? Have you reached a point where you can't bear to be separated Perhaps she was oblivious to the bitterness in her tone.

Hackett glanced at her coolly and responded, "Could you change how you refer to her! She has a name, and it is Nancy

"Is he already so protective of her?

"What a scoundrel, and with his history of romantic involvement, this is not exactly pristine, Valeria thought, her heart filled with disdain.

She sneered, "What is the point of having me remember her name? you remembering it is sufficient. After all, it's not me who's with her

Hackett appeared perplexed as he muttered in a hushed tone. I haven't been with her. Legally speaking. I'm still unmarried."

Valeria piled up firewood while feigning indifference as she replied, "But you've already taken steps, and she has as well. Clearly, you two have feelings for each other. Reconciliation is entirely possible" Seeing her so cynical, Hackett couldn't resist teasing her further as he said, "Nancy is temporarily unemployed. I'm offering her a job opportunity that aligns with her field. It's not as complex as you assume."

so... If she's unemployed, can't she seek employment on her own? I found my job

Valeria had been jobless, she hadn't turned to

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a woman, Valeria clearly knew that Nancy had ulterior motives,

Perhaps you're more self-reliant and resilient. Nancy might possess a more timid disposition. She interviewed with several companies but faced repeated rejections, leaving her somewhat disheartened. If not for a last resort, she probably

seems that men can't resist their first love's allure. I once

tone carried bitterness, as though she were a

firewood. He remarked, "With every word, you resemble a

it. Just concentrate on setting up your tent. I'm merely concerned that you might genuinely reconcile with your first love, which wouldn't be in the best interest of my son,

just escaped her lips when Hackett swiftly replied. "Impossible. Such a situation will never He would sooner stay single than subject his son to the same threat

+ recur"

to his

pursuing another romantic relationship, and Valeria

side.

woman's voice sounded

you assist us in setting up the tent? I'm completely clueless... a female

both instinctively turned towards a woman from their child's class. Rumor had it that she was a single parent who had come alone to

readily agreed, stating, "Certainly, I'll help you

struggling for a while, and those instructions had me baffled.

side, "Behaving like a saint, coming to the rescue

help but notice that Hackett seemed to have a magnetic charm, particularly among women,

tempted by. Therefore, if she asked any man for

inquired when he observed Valeria's

"Why are you

"You're playing the nobleman here, helping everyone. Get on with setting

you, I can decline to help her. A word from you is all it

Offering aid is a virtuous