A Farewell After Being Reborn

"Don't you watch where you're going?" lan grumbled. Sage had almost gotten hit by a car.

Startled, she came to her senses. What was she doing? Why did she suddenly get upset with lan? Why did she sound so jealous?

It seemed like Tiana had brainwashed her into believing lan was being good to her and that she didn't want a divorce anymore. Sage was terrified when she noticed a glimmer of hope rising in her heart yet again.

Ignoring lan, she took a step back and said calmly, “I don't want to go to the mall. I'd just like to go to a patisserie."

lan had expected Sage to become enraged and tell him that it had nothing to do with him and that he didn't need to worry about it. However, she didn't lose her temper at all. She seemed calm and rational instead.

Naturally, he preferred her current reaction—no fuss and no drama. Just straightforward communication. She didn't put up an invisible wall that made it impossible for him to communicate with her.

bag of

they noticed a queue snaking out of the store.

the car when lan noticed what she

got out of the car. Sage still felt uncomfortable, so she opened the medicine bag and took out an antacid.

the seat and herself while chugging it. Sage hastily wiped it with a tissue and accidentally

packed in small transparent bags labeled with their names and dosages. Sage picked them up and took a look to ensure the water hadn't damaged the medication before stuffing them

when lan returned. He sat back in the driver's seat and noticed the water

back to the resort. After getting out of the car, lan offered

who greeted them warmly. One of them was bold enough to say, "Mr. and Mrs. Holcomb, you