My Love Until the Last Goodbye by Alut

Chapter 1120

Today, Valerie felt grateful for everything she'd lived through. Painful as it was, without it, she never would've had Serenity. Her daughter—who, for a little over two years, had been the only thing that was truly hers-was her whole world, the reason she didn't fall apart, the reason she learned to stand on her own.

And she had to admit it—when Marcus Bartz came into her life, everything changed. That man walked in and without asking, settled deep inside her heart.

Then came John, a perfect blend of them both. Proof that love had bloomed in her again. That son she loved so deeply was a reminder that it's always possible to start over, no matter the wounds or scars of the past.

Albert and Carrie were living proof of the love her husband always showed her- because even though they both made plenty of mistakes, they worked through it and brought their relationship back to life at a point when no one thought it was salvageable.

In the end, that whole journey had brought her to where she was now-and she couldn't feel more whole, more at peace.

Her daughter Serenity had found love with a man who truly loved and respected her. A man who, no matter how tough his father-in-law was, gave his all to earn his respect.

granddaughter, a beautiful copy of her mother, reminded Valerie of what it was like to become a mom for the

in his arms and feel nothing but gratitude for having him by her side and for the life

lost in thought, thinking about things that once were and could never be

take over, but no. She had finally let go of Peter's story- she released it, set it

realizing she had no excuse not to love him

Penet

today, she'd never regret loving him as wildly as she did. She'd never regret wanting him the way she did. He was her world, her life-her

in the most unexpected places-and

well. Her life hadn't been easy, but

it wasn't She'd had three great loves, and with each one, she lived through whatever was meant to

one. The only thing she asked now was from

could live like this for the rest of their