Surprised Wife With Twins

Jennifer didn't intend to stay too long in New York. She just wanted to revisit the streets and the views they had visited before together. These would be the most beautiful memories she had ever had in her life.

She kept telling herself that they had only had a very short time together, and it was nothing.

She would forget about him after a while, she tried to tell herself. However, every time she thought of the fact that she may never see him again in her life, she felt too sad to say anything.

After dinner, she put on her earphones, stood up and left. She kept replaying the song Love Goes by Sam Smith. His crisp voice could give her a moment of peace.

Alone, she took the elevator and went up to the viewing deck they had been before. Most of the visitors here were couples. Everyone was here with the person he or she loved. Sᴇaʀch Thᴇ (F)indNƟvᴇl.ɴet website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of novels early and in the highest quality.

She walked around the deck. While everyone else was appreciating the beauty of the city, she was looking up at the sky.

The sky tonight was gorgeous, with stars all over and the night breeze which was a bit cold.

She wondered how Ivan was doing now. Was the night in Arkpool as beautiful as the night here?

Could he accept her leaving?

Was he as sad as she was now?

Did he feel as regretful as she did now, or as powerless?

about family, of course, Aubree's feelings

what Jennifer didn't know was that at this moment, lvan was

was high up there on a plane. When

in the night breeze while listening to the song.

when the two of them walked side by side on

he take his medicine

he been trying to

he been busy

he stay

have time for Diana

looking for

the street, the feelings in her heart surged up and

photo studio where Ivan and she

been there

with twinkling lights hanging over it. And there were

for a few seconds, and couldn't help but walk in.

was run by a middle-aged woman with blue eyes and blonde hair. She was a little fat but a very

said excitedly. "Weren't you here a few days ago? You