Love Of Tomorrow

Chapter 123 You’ll Feel Much Better

While speaking, Vania looked reassuredly at Jude before heading out the door.

However, she deliberately left a gap so that he’d be able to see her as soon as he looked up.

Sure enough, Jude reflexively looked for her as soon as she was out, only relaxing when he saw she was still there.

It took him a long time to finally make one light step, but he stopped right then, figuring out what he should do next. He kept reminding himself not to make a mistake and anger her.

It wasn’t until half an hour later did Vania hear the shower turn on, and only was she able to ease her worried mind a little.

At that, she used the time to text her baby boys at home, reassuring them. ‘Mommy has safely retrieved your brother. We’ll be coming back tomorrow.’

The boys were overjoyed upon seeing her message, tearing up with joy as they hugged each other.

After that, they replied to her, congratulating her and reminding her to stay safe.

sense their excitement. Wasn’t she

tasks. “We should get everything ready to welcome Mommy and our

Jacob nodded

down from Jude’s body, washing away

was like he had come back to life at that moment, and he began imagining his

to school? After all, he wanted to attend school

only clean children were adored, so he repeatedly scrubbed all the dirt away from his body, only stopping when

while to finally get himself cleaned, but it also gave him a sense of surrealness, making him want to get out and hide

stopped running, she asked gingerly, “Are you done? Can I come

waited for some time before finally entering, and when she did, the little guy had already put on his clothes. She carefully checked how he did, and upon seeing that he wore his clothes perfectly, Vania gave him a big

overwhelmed, for it was his first

matter how he pleased his adoptive father, he would only be despised, and the beating would even intensify. With time,

little guy in front of

he had suffered so badly, his brilliance was still irrepressible, for his temperament was innate, and nothing could