My Love Until the Last Goodbye by Alut

Chapter 0935

Valerie was completely focused on a piece of jewelry she was crafting. She had been waking up at dawn for days just to work in peace, Marcus usually got up to take care of the babies if the monitor alerted him, making sure nothing disturbed Valerie’s concentration.

“Love, how’s it going?” Marc ?

asked, placing a cup of coffee on her desk.

“Good, sweetheart. I’m just setting these stones in the center. I think this is the hardest part so far.”

“You need to rest, my love. I know this is important, but you have to take care of yourself. There’s still time,” Marcus said, concern evident in his voice.”

“Don’t worry, my love! It’s just a matter of days. This has to be perfect–I promised Serenity, and I’m not going to let her down. Just give me a minute…”

piece. It was a wedding

and Marcus had been attending couples therapy and individual sessions, and their relationship had noticeably improved. They had agreed that after

least enthusiastic about this decision was John–he had thrown several tantrums, but they had been working

he loves is also the place that has caused you so much pain? Valerie and Marcus had worked through their past with their therapist, following every recommendation and exercise. But even with all the progress, it was clear they couldn’t

with a plan so he and Ethan wouldn’t feel the distance as much. Even if they wouldn’t be in the same country or attend the same school, they had promised to visit each other as often as possible. Serenity had even arranged for John to spend his vacations with them so he could still see

her jewelry business. That meant she would be going back and forth frequently. Marcus, as always, would be by her side, taking care of their children. John had suggested moving in with the Palmers–some days, he was all for the idea, and others, he wasn’t. That

said, proudly showing Marcus the

Serenity is going to love it. So you’re giving it to her as her

her, it has blue gemstones, and those same

bracelet you ever designed? Marcus asked, genuinely

sentimental value–it was my first design. But that’s exactly why I want our daughter to have it. You and I both know that once she gets married, we won’t see her as often. Our work, their work… life will get