Marriage Beyond Redemption

Chapter 110 Interest Given In Advance

Peyton didn’t know what he had to do, so he could only pick up a small lamp. The lamp emitted a faint light, swaying from side to side with Phillip’s footsteps, illuminating a small area around her.

She was taken to the kitchen, where Phillip put on an apron and quickly prepared the ingredients. He mixed the leftover rice from the evening with beaten eggs, peas, and bacon, stir–frying them.

The man was tall and slender, and despite the dim lighting of only a small lamp, he effortlessly chopped vegetables and flipped the pan.

The leaping flames touched the bottom of the pot, and the firelight reflected on his metallic mask. Peyton thought of the former Nolan.

Even in late night, whenever she was hungry, he would get up and cook for her.

The fragrant fried rice was quickly served in front of her, and Phillip even specially decorated it.

“Go ahead and eat, I don’t care how long you can still live, I hope it’s longer than you can imagine.”

Peyton, with tears in his eyes, hung his head and ate the fried rice bite by bite.

and swallowing her whole, temporarily

hand and said, “Even if there’s only one day left, you must live it well.”

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“…Hmm.”

Peyton took on Phillip’s task and gathered the children on the

the side, he waited for her to finish class and followed her like a little tail. He

tirelessly corrected him to call her Aunt, and over time, she also got

fall

laughed and gave her a kiss on the cheek.

why airplanes can fly in the

dive

“Peyton…”

planned that they had been staying on this island for many years without

step she needed to take was to submit the necessary documents to apply for purchasing the island, in order to prevent others from destroying their original way of life under the pretext of development.

process identity authentication for all the people on

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is to develop the island, providing guarantees for the residents, at least to be in line with modern life, with water and electricity supply, and sending the children to the mainland for education.

the purpose of life, she felt that living was not so