Revenge is Best Served… After Reborn

Chapter 1740

Sophie finished reading the letter, a soft smile spreading across her face. She could almost picture Reece as he penned those words. Late at night, with the city outside buzzing with lights and life, a mix of glitz, glamour, and mischief. But to Reece, it was all just a mess of dirt and injustice. He must have been sitting at his desk, writing this as though it were his last goodbye, his usual cool smile firmly in place. He probably even had a hunch that they'd soon be expecting a baby. What a clever guy he was.

Sophie carefully folded the letter and the bank card, tucking them safely away. This might just be the only thing Reece left behind in this world.

Upstairs, Jenna came rushing out with little Ethan in her arms. "He peed! What am I supposed to do?"

Jenna looked genuinely flustered, not putting on an act at all. Sophie slipped the envelope into her pocket and said, "Jenna, you're going to be a mom now. Can't you try to be a bit more composed?"

"I can't stay calm! I just can't! I don't even get how he managed to wet the bed!" Jenna was on the verge of a meltdown. Being a mom was nothing like she'd imagined.

shook her head, half amused, half exasperated. Though she wasn't a mom herself, she was getting an early taste of motherhood thanks to Jenna. "Sophie, don't you think with all the fancy tech The Silent Shadows developed, they could've come up with something to stop babies from crying? Or maybe a fast-forward button for time? They're always talking about

Sophie finally understood what they meant by 'baby brain.' She couldn't believe such words

were back. Jenna looked like she'd just spotted a lifeline. "You're finally back! Quick!

quickly took the baby,

Ethan, and noticed that Sophie had already changed the diaper. "I get someone to switch out the. sheets right away. Don't cry,

her forehead, trying not to laugh. Colby and Adler had

guard downstairs was busy wheeling in all the

both gobsmacked at the sight of all the baby supplies. Jenna asked, "Why did you buy so

math. Babies need changing ten times a day, so 200 packs isn't too crazy," Adler explained, pointing at Colby. "Most of this is thanks to Colby He bought