Chapter 107

Jocelyn had barely set foot inside her parents’ home when she spotted her dad, Calvin, inspecting a box in the living room with a childlike curiosity.

“What’s all this?” she asked when she dropped her bag by the door

“It’s from Hamison, Calvin beamed, his eyes crinkling with delight. “He wanted to buy something for you to bring home but feared you’d be tired out So, he bought these ahead of time and shipped them here.”

Her mother, Daisy, emerged from the kitchen with a plate of steaming meatloaf in hand and a smile. “Harrison’s just too thoughtful. Who would’ve thought you’d hit it off with him in Berry City? We should’ve given him some of our hometown delicacies.”

“Well, nothing is stopping us from sending some treats his way now,” Calvin interrupted, arranging the things in the box neatly before tuming to Jocelyn. “See? You and Harrison must be fated to be together. Those meant to be together always find their way back, no matter what twists and turns life throws at them.”

Jocelyn wasn’t quite sure how to respond.

Over dinner, her parents were keenly interested in the budding relationship between her and Harrison and his parents.

She didn’t hold back any details, sharing everything she could.

After dinner, Jocelyn called Hamson, expressing her gratitude for the thoughtful array of local specialties he had sent her parents.

“It’s the least I could do,” he replied. “Let’s see when you have a break next, and I’ll come over to visit you and your parents.”

“Probably not until the winter holidays, she mused.

“Don’t forget about the Christmas Holiday, Harrison reminded her, a hint of eagerness in his voice. “Short as it may be, it’s enough to cure the pangs of longing

Jocelyn laughed shyly

From the sidelines, Calvin and Daisy watched their daughter with growing contentment. They couldn’t help but feel reassured.

As parents, their only wish was for their children to find a loving partner who would cherish them and provide warmth and comfort

“Young people today crave freedom, Calvin said once Jocelyn had hung up. “But with the right person, freedom comes naturally.”

Catching her parents’ knowing looks, Jocelyn teased. “Stop that. You’re scaring me.”

a great match for you. We knew he was reliable from the get-go. Since things have started, put your heart into it. As long as your hearts are together, the feelings won’t change even though it’s a long-distance relationship, Calvin advised, his words

emotion.

is a lovely place. It wouldn’t be so

early to think about that? Jocelyn admitted she hadn’t thought that far

all, Daisy insisted. “Dating is always with marriage in mind. It’s not just for fun. Jocelyn, Harrison is a catch, and you should hold on tight Harrison and his parents are cultured and

knew of Harrison’s and his family’s qualities very well.

was unpredictable.

take time, Jocelyn reassured her parents. “Don’t worry. A good match won’t pass us

Daisy, not wanting to overwhelm their

me yesterday,” Daisy shared “she said Quinta and Damian had

this time?”

ex-wife again. Your aunt was in tears over it,” Daisy said and sighed. “It’s a tough situation When Quinta started dating Damian, she knew it would be quite a challenge to be one’s stepmother. Now she can’t have her child, and

Damian hesitated. She wasn’t the one to blame”

Daisy lamented. ‘Some spend a fortune without success.

a taxi back to her apartment. Her mother’s words lingered

hadn’t

mean for a

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pondered this as she rode

those trivial things of living together, could two people

radiant in love and sweetened by its promise when she first dated

the taxi window, the sky began to weep with

to pour” the driver noted, breaking the silence

to the present, noticing the droplets splattering against the

the streets glistened with wetness, and the rain

it’s coming down.” the driver muttered before his phone rang

was his wife, calling

son Don’t wait up Get

grumbled. She always has to call

his voice Being cared for was a blessing

outside

spotted a familiar

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