Reborn, Reawakened, Rekindled

Chapter 368

“I’ve just arrived and am moving stuff in. I’ll send you the address later,” I glanced out the car window.

Movers were still scurrying around, but I figured they were about to wrap up soon.

“Okay, I’ll rest up then; remember to send it to me,” Stella bid me goodnight.

After hanging up, I looked up news about myself, and sure enough, articles about my infertility popped up. They were saying that Neil and I were supposed to reconcile, but my issue caused me to be dumped, and then Karina showed up, so I got ditched.

Seeing those exaggerated words, I found them somewhat funny, but deep down, I felt like they were spot on.

“Alright, Rena, we’re almost done. Why don’t you go rest in your room?” My mom said, peering in from the car window.

“Okay, I’ll head in,” I replied, about to climb out of the car, when suddenly I stopped. I took out my phone and blocked Neil and Russel from all contact methods. In that instant, it felt as if the world had become quieter. That was where I was going to be living from now on.

The small villa was nice, and the rooms had a slight European flair. After a shower, I was about to hit the hay when a call came in. It was Kitty.

Kitty disappeared a while ago, seemingly popping in and out of Neil’s and my lives.

I never asked where she went because, back-then, I was planning to give Neil another shot. We might reconcile, so why bother stirring up Kitty?

Seeing the caller ID, I eventually picked up.

Kitty’s voice was

won’t be together anymore. How about you? Haven’t heard from

this whole time. Plus, I’ve

sentence.

not care about her dad. I didn’t expect he’d still

dad.” I didn’t know what else to say, so I

up, she started questioning me, “Is she Neil’s ex? But didn’t she die a long time ago? Bonnie even got her heart

couldn’t answer those questions, so I could only reply, “I

in Rosemont tomorrow. How about we grab a meal?”

to Rosemont in the future, I’ll treat you then.” I felt a bit drowsy as we were chatting. My mood hadn’t been great around that time. So I always

merely told me she would

Her competition then wasn’t me. It was

tossing and turning like I did in

gradually got used to life there. My daily routine was taking care of plants with my mom, then walking Daisy. I fully relaxed, as if my past life were far away. Only when I

had a paternity test done; the results showed they were related.

leaving there was the right choice; otherwise, you would’ve been hurt even more,” my

at my mom, telling her not to mention

discuss these things. I’ve let it go.”

my likely inability to have kids too, was something my parents knew about. They took the news just as hard

If they wanted to talk, they could talk. If it made them feel better, that was fine. If they still had hope for me, I

parents were my biggest support in the world. Whatever made them happy, I

want was

at treating infertility, Rena. How about we go check it out tomorrow? Even if you don’t get married again, you can still have your own

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