My Love Until the Last Goodbye by Alut

Chapter 0632

Maximus sighed. “Emma, I know I’m inexperienced. I’ve avoided hiring anyone because my younger kids have spent years in boarding school. I didn’t want them to be raised by nannies anymore. Besides, my eldest is 15, and Maurice is 8. They’re not little anymore.”

“I’ve been thinking… I want to come back to this house. These kids need the warmth of a home. Serenity shouldn’t be burdened with a responsibility that isn’t hers. ‘ve always wanted to see how your children turned out, Maximus. I’ve known you since you were born. There’s no one better than me to care for them. Mary wants me to stay with her, but she has Camille and Marcus. You, my dear Maximus–you look very lonely.”

“I just lost my wife, Emma…”

“That’s not what I mean. For years, even while you were married, you seemed alone. Despite all the women you had, you’ve always been lonely. Your children are the best part of you, and I want to help you care for them. I’m not as strong as I used to be, but I can still give them the love and care they need. And I want to ease Serenity’s burden. She’s a wonderful girl, as you must have realized, but it’s not fair for her to worry about her siblings when she should be living her life.”

“Emma…”

“Like I said, I’m moving in with you, Maximus,” Emma declared firmly. “I’ll take care of the kids, and I’ll help when Laura’s baby is born. So, don’t even think about saying no. Understood?”

in won’t make Mary want to come here

Serenity can’t keep playing the role of the responsible big sister forever. She’s young, Maximus. She deserves to live, travel, explore the world, fall in love, and

image in my head. I’m still adjusting to the idea of Laura being pregnant. Thinking about Serenity having babies is

You need to come to terms with it–and don’t even think about pulling a Marcus and pushing her to become a

nun wouldn’t be the worst idea,” Maximus

and lovers than I can count. You can’t expect her not to fall in love someday.”

I hope that day is very far

what needed to. Now, help me carry my bags to my

let you stay

asked, raising an eyebrow.

me, not to exhaust yourself. I don’t want you cleaning or running around the house. Emma, you’re not as young as you used to be. If my kids are too much,