CHAPTER 109 “FEAR OF THE UNKNOWN”

THE next day is Lara's first day as a full-time mother and wife to Joaquin and Callie. Because of that, she was the one who presented to prepare breakfast for them. But Nanny Loring still helped and assisted her. This is also the opportunity she had to get to know her husband thoroughly through the old woman's stories.

"Joaquin has always been a good boy. Friendly to anyone. Maybe that's why he is often misinterpreted by the women who become his friends," said the old woman who at that moment was busy chopping garlic and onions to be used for the rice.

"He's really kind and gentle," she answered. "That's why I'm so thankful because, despite my situation, he loved and married me. Even, after all, he can get a woman who is so much better than me.”

When she said that, Nanny Loring quickly put down the knife she was holding. Even she was chopping garlic she took her hand then held it tightly and squeezed it.

"Believe it or not, he is the lucky one because of having you sweetie," as Nanny