breeze, so full of life, unaware of the turmoil in her heart. Her eyes traveled to her favorite spot in the garden: the fountain. The water still flowed as usual,

d her heart with unimaginable sorrow. Her eyes watered, too, but unlike the fountain, her tears streamed down her face and formed a droplet on her chin befor

ver wanted was a life with him, but all she got was a huge house without him. It might look like a win-win situation, but having a massive house away from the city with barely any inhabitants isolated her

suitcase. She took out her husband's t-shirt from under the pillow and inhaled the scent of him that clung to the fabric. This was the closest she could get to her husband, and she had specifically asked the m

with her face full of concern. Mrs. Dorothy was a lovely elderly woman who had spent almost all her life in the Parker Family. She used to be Liam's father's nanny and later became

as she hurried through the stairs, "Why didn't you tell me?

broke her heart to leave them like this, but some things had to be done. She decided to tell her the truth. They will find out

Anna pushed aside her luggage and lunged forward to

as

tique vase and stared at Anna in disbelief. From his reaction, he must have heard about her moving out. Although she had expected a

asked in unison, their voices

I have decided to move on and focus on myself. Maybe, just m

said softly, shaking her head, "my little boy loves yo

solutions to his problems together. God knows there's nothing under the sun I wouldn't d

hem a gentle kiss. "I am begging you, my child, pleas

ted him, his love, and all of him-not just an empty title and all the ridicule hurled at her because of her background. She didn't choose to grow up in an orphanage. "I'm afraid I have run out of chances. I have g

ait for Mr. Parker to return? Maybe we can find a soluti

hy chimed in, "please g

ever seen. Her bottom lip quivered as a hard lump formed in her throat. She turned around, rushed to Mrs. Dorothy, and dove into her arms, almost knocking the poor woman off her feet. "Th

least tell me so I know you a

lancing at her lone photo hanging on the wall. Her husband should have been with her that day she had the

are leaving, but I choose to respect your decision." She pulled out of the hug and brushed the hair off Anna's face, tracing her trembl

you as well. Pass my regards to everyone i

und and wheeling her suitcases under the watchful, sad eyes of the two elders. The sound of wheels against the marble floors echoed in the silence, alongside

mansion. Even before the car came to a complete halt, the passenger door flew open,