My Love Until the Last Goodbye by Alut

Chapter 0515

Chapter 0515

“No, Marcus, it’s me who needs to apologize. Something’s been bothering me, consuming my thoughts, and it’s not fair to you–to you, my husband.”

Before Marcus could respond, Valerie was already by his side. Her growing belly brushed his shoulder as she stood close. Marcus turned to face her and stood, gently lifting her off her feet and placing her on his desk. He hugged her tightly, sensing she wanted to speak but silencing her with a warm kiss.

He knew what she was about to say, and he didn’t want to hear it. But Valerie was determined to clear the air. Marcus had no choice but to steel himself and keep a neutral expression.

“Marcus, two days ago, when I went to pick up John, I swear I saw Peter. I know he saw me too–his face was full of surprise. It wasn’t Alden; he was dressed differently. But when I woke up, you were the only one by my side, and Ethan’s father was in another room. Still, it wasn’t Peter; it was his son, Alden.

again. In the hospital elevator. When those women stepped out, they revealed the man leaning against the wall of the elevator. Marcus, I’m certain it was him! You didn’t see him, but I did. He was wearing the same glasses. It’s not my imagination. He looks older, just like us. This isn’t a hallucination. How could I imagine what he’d look like after all these

burned with the effort of staying composed. He clenched his fists but didn’t want to

the babies. Don’t you

him? What if he’s alive? What would you do? What would change? Would you leave me to be with him? Tell me!” Marcus’s voice finally broke, his frustration spilling

could see how much her words hurt him. From her perspective, the possibility that Peter might still be alive was overwhelming–but with the

with what I saw. I try not to think about it, but I can’t help it. I’m sorry,

happened didn’t just hurt you. You lost the man who was going to be your husband and Serenity’s father. I

I decided to let Peter go. I chose to move on. Yes, there are times when guilt creeps in, but you’ve been there for me. But

a grown man. But our children, the ones

calm, but in Valerie’s eyes, he saw doubt, pain, and something he couldn’t quite name. It shattered him. He released her from his embrace and, before the argument could escalate further, left the room. He