Mission To Remarry

Lucian watched as she gazed at the sea silently. His eyes grew dark as guilt rose in his heart.

She must've stood here alone six years ago. What could she be thinking of? Was she blaming me?

He slowly approached her, his eyes revealing the guilt and affection that had been building up inside of him for the past six years.

Roxanne turned over her shoulder to realize that there was someone standing beside her. She was suddenly transported back in time, and the man's presence filled the void that had been left in her life.

“A penny for your thoughts.” Lucian suddenly spoke when he noticed the change in her expression.

Roxanne snapped out of her reverie and flashed a nonchalant smile. “It's nothing. The ocean looks somewhat different today, that's all.”

That would explain why she felt different when she had been here before.

Lucian looked at her silently before suddenly reaching out to pull her into his arms.

Behind him, the children were taken aback.

had interrupted the adults' hug previously and promptly

peeking through the gaps of

later and tried to push Lucian away.

nape of her neck and mumbled, “They

his answer. She was about to protest when the kids' adorable voices

we didn't see

scanned the row of children and saw that they had all covered their eyes with their hands. They were

see anything now but had seen

thing,” Lucian assured her, feigning nonchalance and

her. “What is it? Hurry,

with a

he had

guilty, or perhaps he

hoarse voice, “Can you promise me you'll only wear this kind of

in the ocean-blue dress. He couldn't shake off the guilt he felt for what happened

was moved as she naturally understood the underlying meaning