My Love Until the Last Goodbye by Alut

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Serenity was frustrated. She had hoped things would go differently, but realistically, she knew her mother wouldn’t take her decision well. If anything, Serenity doubted that even explaining her true reasons for leaving would get Valerie’s approval. She packed a small suitcase with a few changes of clothes, determined to leave before her mother returned home. However, her plan was thwarted when she ran into her parents walking into the foyer together.

Marcus was carrying bags with the café logo from earlier, clearly containing her mother’s favorite desserts. The sight confused Serenity. They were supposed to be divorced and just a short while ago, they’d been arguing.

“Serenity, what’s with the suitcase?” Marcus asked, his tone serious as his gaze fixed on her.

“Dad, like I said, I’m moving out,” Serenity replied, matching his gaze with equal intensity.

Marcus hated that look–that look Serenity gave him when she was angry. He’d seen it in her since she was a child, and for some reason, it always bothered him. Now he understood why. It was the same look Maximus gave. “Serenity,” Valerie said gently, stepping forward. “Your father and I talked, and he explained why you want to leave. I know I can’t stop you, but I’d like to talk with you first.”

“Mom, I don’t want to argue or upset you…”

promise, that won’t happen. Let’s go to the study. I just want

ahead, sweetheart. Listen to your mom,” Marcus said, heading upstairs. “I’m going to check on

study. Once the door closed,

I know things between your father and me haven’t been good lately. But those are issues

why I’m

Valerie interrupted softly. “But I wanted

sister is pregnant. She and I have built a good

exactly great at this kind of

you and Laura get along so well…”

That’s why I feel like I have to be there for her, especially now. Laura’s never had a positive female figure in her life. Lucius was her only support, and

with you leaving university. But your father is right–you’re a grown woman. You know what’s best for you,

I promise I’ll come home. I didn’t even pack all my things–I just need to be there for

you to