Finding Love in the Boss’s Embrace After Divorce

Lucy sat on the sofa, holding onto Evelyn’s hand. Her once broad and sturdy palm was now unusually cracked. Evelyn felt a deep pain in her heart, and tears that had just stopped started welling up again. “Mom, have you been doing okay all these years?”

“How could I be okay…” Lucy wiped her tears with her hand. “After you had your accident, your father and I cried every day at home. Our eyes were nearly blinded by tears. There was a time when we even started hallucinating, seeing you when we opened and closed our eyes…”

“I’m sorry.” Evelyn didn’t know what else to say. It was all her

fault to bring this upon them. They had been unlucky to have a daughter like her.

“Now that you’re back, let’s not dwell on these useless matters,” Ben interrupted Lucy. He seemed tough on the outside but was actually deeply saddened by the changes. their family had gone through. He didn’t want to continue being filled with sorrow. “Where have you been all these years? What have you been doing? Tell your mother and me.”

Evelyn recounted everything that had happened over the past five years, sharing every detail, including the existence of the child.

The elderly couple listened, feeling a mix of emotions, and for a while, they didn’t know what to say.

Lucy finally stammered, after a

at that time, the court ruling had just come out, and I didn’t have time to

you know how much Huston has endured

I

angry at her misfortune. “You’ve caused

us.”

their own position before anything else, but it’s only parents who unconditionally stand by your side.

the past. I’m back now and doing

Lucy’s face, choking back her

words.

to comfort his wife while watching their daughter attentively. “What are your plans? This child has a future ahead. Are you planning to leave again after coming

will leave again, but Mom, Dad, rest assured, even

just grateful that you’re still alive. If you want to go back to Eoland, your mother and I won’t stop you. As long as you live a good life, we’ll be content.” Ben’s every word carried the weight of mountains, exuding a

their children first and then themselves. Evelyn hadn’t fully understood this before, but now that she had a child of her own, she experienced this