irl. She forbade me from calling her "Mrs." as she says her me

him for too many years, which leads me to tell you that you won't have any problems with him whatsoever. But if

I don't ask anything. We're supposed to be in a real relationship with Mason, and no one should

ing that characterizes me, it's my honesty. I believe it's on

e for not having someone to talk to while they had their work meetings. Now I won't be alone. Thank yo

d, we're going to meet his mother, and that'

will get along great. Don't think she's one of those mothers-in-law who adores her son and defends him from everything. On the contrary, she'll always be on your sid

reassuring,"

d lively, not one of those women who care about money and interests. But let me advise you," she looks around as if about to tell me a secret, and I lean closer to her face, which she t

I ask, c

ake you to fancy places; on the contrary, it's something that always annoys Mason's father because she doesn't like luxury. She's happy wit

other hand, I'm relieved to know that she's the complete opposite c

ach us, Ethan goes straight to his wife to hug her and kiss her on the cheek. Ma

tells me, looking into my eyes, searching f

s go then," I

g when you two will arrive," Ethan comments, causing me to n

ned that someone would put up with her baby to the point of

be if you weren't. That's why I always avoid letting you meet my

sticking out her tongue too. Ethan looks at them and tells me, "You'll get used to their b

metime to talk about "girl stuff." I know she said it

that meeting as much as

re if both of them will be there. I didn't ask Mason. I look at my outfit and think that if my mother saw me like this, she would have a fit, especially knowing that

ecause I'll have my

hey were friends with yours, no offense. But when you meet them, you'll realize t

king your parents and give you mine after t

tch with me. She always wanted a daught

children," I say, lo

ions where they help children, and it makes them feel better. I've never been left alone or with babysitters. My mother has always been with me. Now that I'm older, my mother accompanies my father on all

ve always been in top schools, so I've met girls who are like my mother, which meant I didn't get along with any of them. I won't

anymore now that she's met you. She'll drive me crazy supporting my mother, and I'm sure

understand is why you're single. You're not a ba

nt and sad, I regret asking. I didn't want him to s

ay, trying to fix things. "Just forget that I a

ell you things about me, but I see that she respects my decision to keep unpleasant events of my life

my question. Sometimes I don't think before I speak, you know, the brain-

to the brain. Maybe when you mature a little more, you'll manage it," he

out at his friend," I say, laughing and mak

gs out that childish side of me," he r

tyle of my parents. However, it's a beautiful house. Mason gets out and opens the door for me, just like the gentleman he has been since I

laims who I be

h a smile, and there's no doubt that she's Mason's mother. She has the same blue eyes as him, and hers shine with happiness u

er." Upon hearing him, Emily

e how thrilled I am to meet you. Let's go inside and

hat showcase all the years of Mason's life. There's even one where only his young parents are featured, and Emily's pregnanc

t in taking in what the moonlight and the lights of the house allow me to see. There's a row of small lights that give off a yellow glow. Everything I observe gives me the sense that this home would be ide

h you. I'm sure my clueless son will be single forever. You're my only hope for having a daughter-in-law, and even if this ends in the three years that stupid contract my i

tanding next to us until he lets out

re too," he

r replies, looking at hi

, his gaze lights up, and I understand my fiancé's words from a few minutes ago. They have so much lov