Mission To Remarry

Chapter 612

Over the next few days, when Lysa fetched Archie and Benny home from school, they would always run into the same employee from the flower shop.

Despite Roxanne‘s repeated instructions to send the flowers back, Lysa stubbornly carried each bouquet into the house to show Roxanne.

Lysa believed the flowers represented Lucian‘s feelings, and even if Roxanne had no plans to accept them, she needed to see proof of his sincerity with her own eyes.

Several failed deliveries later, the employee from the flower shop simply waited longer outside Roxanne‘s house to receive the returned flowers, saving Lysa a trip to the florist‘s.

When the weekend rolled along, Roxanne thought Lucian would finally stop sending her flowers, so she was surprised to hear someone ringing her doorbell early in the morning

Lysa had taken the weekend off, leaving just Roxanne and her two boys at home. Thus, no one went to open the door at first.

Roxanne opened her eyes groggily, conflicting emotions churning in her chest as she listened to the persistent ringing of the doorbell.

The flower shop‘s employee always showed up at this time to deliver Lucian‘s flowers.

Roxanne thought about leaving the door unanswered, believing it would clearly convey her feelings about the flowers to the employee.

the pitter–patter

abruptly, followed by the muffled sounds of her

can I help

but they obediently stayed in their room so they would not disturb their

would wake Roxanne up, so they hurried downstairs to answer the door.

loss for words when they spotted a massive bouquet of roses filling the

be young, but even they knew what a gift of

Mommy roses!

we getting a new

their mind, the boys simultaneously turned

when Roxanne‘s voice rang out behind them.

in surprise at their mother‘s

sending the flowers back without even looking at them?

sons‘ expressions as she walked to the mansion‘s door and smiled politely

employee stared at

seeing the mysterious recipient of his week–long flower

Her long hair was artfully disheveled, while her features were so striking that