My Love Until the Last Goodbye by Alut

Chapter 0509

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“You went through so much with your first marriage, and then losing that man left you adrift. But life and fate have been kind to you. Now you have Marcus–a man in every sense of the word. He doesn’t deserve to be haunted by ghosts from your past.

“Camille, I don’t know what’s happening to me. I catch myself lost, trapped in memories of a time that’s gone. time that no longer exists.”

“Exactly, sweetheart! It’s gone. Now you have a wonderful husband, a beautiful daughter, an adorable little boy, and two more babies on the way–babies made with so much love. Please, try to calm down and focus on your present. Marcus is a good man, but don’t kid yourself–he still human. These memories and your attitude? They aren’t easy for anyone to handle.”

Valerie broke into sobs, trying to control herself but failing She felt guilty, as though she were betraying her husband with the ghost of her old love. Everything Camille said was true. Today, she had a good man by her side- someone any woman would fall for. And yet, here she was, lost in memories of something that would never be.

As she cried and Camille tried to console her, a troubling thought crossed Valerie’s mind: had it all been a mistake? Should she never have married? Perhaps she should have stayed a widow and devoted herself solely to her daughter. It wasn’t fair to Marcus. It was as if all the love they shared didn’t matter enough. Seeing someone who looked like Peter didn’t mean anything, yet she allowed herself to be swept up in fantasies about what could

never be.

it was the truth. No matter how much she tried to compose herself, the tears kept coming. She wasn’t crying over the memories themselves; she was crying because it wasn’t fair to Marcus to think

on a strong foundation. You need to remember how you and Marcus started and how far you’ve come. He knows you better than you know yourself. It’s obvious he’s aware of what’s going on. Have

do you

You need to calm down for your babies, for your family, and most importantly, for Marcus. Pregnancy isn’t easy, and at your age, it’s even

dear, but I have to be honest with you, woman to woman. Peter is gone–dead and buried. You’re a married woman now, and I have to ask you an uncomfortable question. If he hadn’t died, hypothetically speaking,

seeing her old love. That thought alone made her nervous and stressed But now, faced with such a direct question, she didn’t know how to respond.

what kind of question is that?”

a fool. Tell me the truth. I’m not trying to dictate your feelings or thoughts, but it’s clear

years you’ve shared with Marcus. Your husband is an incredible man who doesn’t deserve to be doubted. He doesn’t deserve to be compared

“Camille…”