Semua Bab Yearning for Her Return : Bab 841 - Bab 850

As soon as Angela said that, the expressions on everyone's faces changed.Mary and Serena were naturally satisfied. After putting down the food on the table, they started eating as usual without caring about etiquette or waiting for guests.Angela had spoken. What could they do now that the elders had spoken up?Arguing would achieve nothing as it already seemed like Rebecca was in the wrong.It looked like she went abroad, forgot about her family, and didn’t return home in the last four yearsTo Angela, it looked like she was spoiled!Except for Mary and Serena, the rest of them naturally looked upset.Jimmy, especially, looked upset at hearing this.He knew how much Rebecca had suffered and how she had been mistreated over the years. Now that she had returned home, she had to listen to such hurtful remarks.But he couldn't criticize Angela.The same went for James.Angela's health was getting worse. She used to like to stay on the second floor, but now she would get tired

Mary kept silent. She looked at Angela as if she was asking her to rescue her from this predicament.Angela, unexpectedly, didn't say anything.She thought that Mary had truly gone overboard this time.James and she were still alive and yet Mary said such words. It was… disappointing.James didn't want to argue anymore. He left after he put everything back in the boxes.On the table, Mary took a glance at Angela and asked cautiously, "Mom…"It was fine if Mary offended James; he had never been on her side after all. Angela was the one who gave her pocket money, so it was enough to just please Angela.But Angela didn't try to comfort her like she usually did. She simply avoided meeting Mary's gaze, "Let's eat."She didn't say anything else after that.Mary could only continue with her meal and say one or two words to flatter Angela, or help serve Angela the dishes, hoping to gain her favor.However, Angela remained quiet.…As for Rebecca, after she left the villa with Alber

The restaurant that Rebecca had booked was a Western restaurant at Riverwood that had good ratings.It was different from Gourmet Haven, which mainly offered local dishes. She chose a Western restaurant for the atmosphere. The food was quite good, but the portion sizes were small. The restaurant's interior was impeccable. In fact, even just taking a photo outside the restaurant and sharing it on social media prompted people to inquire about the restaurant.Rebecca didn't wait for David to arrive before ordering some food in advance. The restaurant served small portions, and she didn't want to starve herself.It was no wonder this restaurant had high ratings. Their desserts were exquisitely made, and even the beverages were related to characters from popular animation series. In this era where appearance was considered a virtue, aesthetics might be more important than value for money.Moreover, the food was delicious enough, and the price unsurprisingly matched the cost of livin

As the even more dazzling fireworks illuminated the night sky, the uneasiness in Rebecca's heart solidified. "Becca, will you marry me?" The man before her knelt down on one knee while holding a large bouquet with a stunning diamond ring. The fireworks in the sky reflected off the ring and made it sparkle. The surrounding crowd erupted in applause and cheers. Alongside the people strategically placed by David, spontaneous onlookers who had been out shopping joined the celebration. Smiles lit up their faces as they clapped and cheered. They shouted phrases like, "Marry him!" and "I do!" The fireworks continued to illuminate the night sky, and even drones weaved through the display. Amidst this lively atmosphere, a chill ran down Rebecca's spine. She gazed blankly at the man before her and was uncertain of how to respond. Behind David stood Susan, who was being held captive by a man with an exotic face. The man dressed like an ordinary person; his arm was draped over Susa

Rebecca was so lazy that she didn't even bother to open the videos and see what comments were written about them. Just watching these videos and the mismatched captions on the thumbnails made her feel suffocated. After locking her phone, she rested in silence. Inside the car, silence prevailed, with only the mechanical hum of the engine breaking the quiet. Occasionally, when Rebecca opened her eyes, all she saw were the passing streetlights. It wasn't until the surroundings became vaguely familiar that Rebecca's inner restlessness began to settle. She felt like a lost child finally finding her way home. As the car approached the familiar breakfast shop not far from her home, her anxious heart finally settled. Home was all that mattered. "Just a little more until I'm home," she thought. She was determined not to close her tired eyes. She feared that if she closed and opened her eyes again, she would not see anything familiar. A few minutes later, the car reached a narr