Chapter 252 Reconciliation

Sophie's baby finally arrived, and it was a wild ride, but thank goodness, both mom and baby were okay.

I had no beef with the kid; actually, I kinda liked her.

Maybe it was because I had reached a certain age, but I felt an instinctive longing for a child and hoped to have one with Emily.

But then I got Emily's medical report, and it hit me how much pressure my baby fever was putting on her.

Emily told me her trouble getting pregnant was because of that abortion.

I felt terrible for her, and my hatred for Arthur just grew.

Emily was already struggling with confidence, and now, with the possibility of not being able to have kids, she was even more insecure and anxious.

On the night of Skyline International Corporation's anniversary bash, we threw a party at a hotel. I had a few drinks, nothing crazy. In the middle of the event, I got a photo from some random number.

The pic showed Emily and Jason holding hands, and it looked like they were at the same hotel where our event was happening. So, Emily and Jason were here.

Since Jason came back to the country, he'd been crashing with us. I knew he had feelings for Emily, but I always trusted him. Still, seeing that photo made me uneasy.

So, I bailed before the party was over.

I didn't think anything was going on between them. I trusted Emily, and I trusted Jason. I figured whoever sent the photo had some shady motives.

But that night, we ended up fighting.

It wasn't our first fight, but it was the first time I felt like Emily was being kinda unreasonable.

I was upfront with her; I had no clue what she was mad about. I lost it. During the argument, I thought about that photo, and it made me feel weird, so I said some harsh things.

I regretted it as soon as I left the villa, but what was done was done, and I couldn't take it back.

I crashed at Skyline International Corporation that night, and the next evening, I didn't go home either.

As night fell and the city lights came on, I walked out of Skyline International Corporation, had a lonely meal, and then wandered the streets by myself.

I had been single for years before and never minded being alone. But after having her, being alone suddenly felt kinda sad.

I passed by a bookstore, and the warm light inside pulled me in, so I walked in without thinking.

It felt like ages since I just sat down and read a book. As I wandered through the aisles, I felt kinda lost. Not sure why I even came in, maybe it was the peaceful vibe under the warm lights that drew me. My eyes landed on a book called "Parenting Foresight is Worth a Thousand Regrets." I couldn't resist buying it.

bump in the road. I believed we'd eventually

were both so stubborn, neither of us willing to make

spent another night at the office. The next day, after a long day of work, I looked out the window

get home. Right now, I felt the

this whole mess, I learned that no matter what, I shouldn't storm out during a fight. In the end, it was me who suffered, stuck

dark, I shut down my computer and headed out of the

the elevator

she asked with a

I nodded.

smiled and said, "You haven't eaten yet, right? How about I treat you?

out where to

the waiter came,

this meal's

took the menu, and ordered a few dishes. I

waiting for the food,

being sharp, quickly noticed something

You don't look happy. Let me guess, everything at the company is fine. Did

said, "Yeah, she might be

surprised. When the food and wine arrived, I opened a bottle and poured us each

used to think I understood her, but now I realize I don't get her at all," I said. Lacey

it all figured out, but it turns

my temples and

not a god. Of course, I have my troubles

to look and saw it was thundering, and soon it started pouring

said, "The weather's really unpredictable. It was so

scared of thunder, but Jason should

and

bit dizzy, I stared at my glass, watching the liquid swirl inside. "Why don't you head home? I'll stick

from

want. I don't have anything else to do. I'll wait here in case you get too drunk. Otherwise, if you end up

picked up the bottle,

phone call, and she sounded

my mom and Victor's intentions. She booked us

said with

surprised, and I said, "Can you

the wine, we left the restaurant. We took a taxi

so I wasn't really clear on when Lacey left and when Emily showed

Emily braved the heavy rain to come, it meant she still cared

reconcile, getting drunk seemed like a

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