Turning Of the Tide by Diana Sander

The funeral of Theo may be over, but the lingering sadness at the Wilson's residence persisted. Every little memory of him kept reminding everyone of his presence.

In the dining room, Theo's usual seat remained untouched. No one in the entire Wilson's residence had moved it. Every day during meals, Mary still placed the utensils as usual. Both Mary and Gage visited the cemetery every day.

This atmosphere made Lena miss Jenny and Barron. She quietly visited Barron's grave and stayed for half a day.

When she returned, Lena had made up her mind. She planned to continue taking care of the Foster's residence and not let the house be deserted. Upon hearing Lena's decision, Natalie strongly objected, but Lena had made up her mind.

In the end, Tucker said that he also wanted to stay in the Foster's residence for a period of time. He said that he always wanted to enter the Foster's residence when he was young, but his grandfather had a rule against it. He could only hide in a corner and watch the house. Natalie understood that his words and decision were just to reassure her.

Having listened to the arguments, Trevon eventually arranged for a servant from the Wilson's residence to take care of Lena and Tucker's daily needs at the Foster's residence. This decision satisfied both Lena and Natalie.

The Roberts family's villa.

Princess-like Ava sat on the sofa, reporting today's situation to her mother who was far away in Sapphire City. Grace came out of the kitchen carrying a plate of fruits.

Facing the camera turned toward her daughter-in-law, she greeted, "Ava is doing well today. She walked for half an hour." On the screen, Emma said with a gentle smile, "It's good to move around a bit. Frank, don't spoil her too much. It's better for her to move when she feels comfortable and rest when she's tired." Frank, sitting beside Ava, nodded. "Yes, | will." Daniel added, "Dad and Mom plan to come five days before your due date, but you need to report the situation at any time. If there's any change, we'll come earlier. Plans are subject to change, got it?" Ava nodded vigorously. "Got it, got it. Don't worry. Didn't my parents-in-law also report to you every day? You even get double the reports from us. Are you still not reassured?” "We won't keep anything from you. We'll have you come over in advance," said Grace.

William said, "That's right. I'm still looking forward to playing chess with you. | felt too saddened at Theo's funeral last time, and | didn't have the heart to play chess. Let's have a good match once Ava gives birth." Daniel readily agreed to the couple's double guarantee. "Okay." After the agreement was settled, Ava took the phone and hung up. Grace handed the fruit to Frank, saying, "The kiwi and cherry tomatoes today are quite fresh. Try them. If they're good, I'll bring some more tomorrow after work." Inside the plate, there were not only two kinds of fruits but also apples, oranges, blueberries, and cherries, all very fresh.

Grace fed her in a different way every day. Although there were only a few types of fruits, when combined by Grace, they really could be served in a unique way every week. After coming to Athana for several days, Ava's face had become a bit more rounded.

Even Frank, who had lost weight after staying up for several nights, had gained weight again.

Just as Ava was feeding a slice of orange to Frank, the voice of Rose sounded at the door, "Ava, don't feed my brother anymore.

"Mind your own business." Following behind, Edward smiled politely. When Grace saw her daughter

Rose casually tossed her handbag next to Frank, then sat down beside Ava. Frank tried to pull her away, but Rose slapped his hand away, saying, "Hey,

his

who doted on his wife and replied to Grace, "I got off work too late, and since my in-laws are going on a trip tomorrow, we decided to have dinner at home." Ava placed the fruit in front of Grace and smiled as she asked

and Rose reminded him, "Say thank you to

to wipe the child's hands at any moment. "Your mother-in-law is planning a trip?" Before Rose could respond, Edward spoke up first, saying that until his parents returned, they would be staying at the Roberts family's home. He added, "Rose bought two tickets for

way. Last time, they didn't take any contraceptive measures, and she wasn't sure if

feeling that she was likely

set by Rose. She hid all the contraceptives in the house and stuck to Edward, claiming it was the safe period. She even used a professional tone

not agree. In the end, they came up with an unsurprising method. When Edward was about to reach his climax, he planned to step back.

actions, Rose felt a sense of accomplishment. Although Edward had ultimately been swayed by her, she realized that this method couldn't be used again after this success. Considering Ava's ability to conceive twins, there must be some secret between her and her husband. Rose quietly planned to ask them for advice when they decided to have a third child in the

mostly taken care of by her in-laws due to her limited availability. "It's quite good. Rose should do this." After finishing the red tomatoes, Harper didn't eat anything else. Instead, he went to the side to play with the balance bike, falling down and getting back up repeatedly. His perseverance was

sofa looked on, feeling the pain of each fall. Frank chuckled lightly and said, "Your resilience is truly not wasted. Clearly, it was all in the genes." As soon as Frank spoke, his arm

more resilient than the average girl. However, to save her face, Grace simply agreed, "Hmm." Rose remained silent. Wasn't her mother's perfunctory answer a disguised admission? Edward pressed his fist against his nose and smiled faintly. Then, he

put up a fight. Therefore, the family had a tacit understanding to pretend not to see the little guy when he fell. Unless it appeared to be unsafe, someone would step forward to guide him. However, he was all within the safe range

trait for every successful

calm.” Frank cautioned Rose about her scratching. As in her excitement, Rose's nails were already on Ava's legs. In reality, Rose

puzzled. It was the belly that was pregnant, not the legs. Was it necessary to be so nervous? Was she so delicate that even a gentle touch was not allowed? In fact, Frank was afraid that if his sister got too excited, she might accidentally hit Ava's belly without realizing it. He was just worried about what might

you come with me to the hospital tomorrow for a check-up? See how good Ava's words are, then reflect on how many good words you say." If Frank were to write an essay, there might not be a single good word to underline with a wavy line in the

high-five to express agreement. Ava didn't hit the mark

attentive, who would be? Did he want

real remarried man. A living example was right there, he had to tread