Ayla took a sip of the honey water and smiled.

"Ms.Evans, I'm afraid that I can't go back to how things were in the past."

Even if she wanted to go back, she didn't have the courage to do so, because she would just end up being miserable again.

"But you need to remember that some things out there are worth fighting for, Lala." Yareli was right.

Many years ago, she lost something, and she couldn't get it back anymore.

"Ms.Evans, you have no idea how much getting your heart broken can drive you towards despair."

Ayla knew that she was no longer strong enough to allow herself to experience heartbreak.

"Oh, this is too depressing to talk about.Never mind.Just let nature take its course.Don't force yourself to do anything that you don't want to.I'm only telling you this for your own good.Do you understand? Sometimes, when you let go of someone you love, they might never come back," Yareli remarked.

Ayla nodded.

"I know that all too well, Ms.Evans."

She already knew that, but she just didn't want to do it.

Perhaps because she was too afraid of the outcome.

They kept chatting until the party almost reached its conclusion.

The only reason they stopped was because Brian came in and asked them to conclude the party together.

As soon as the party ended, he asked the chauffeur to drive Yareli and Ayla home.

"Ms.Evans, are you going to stay in A City for a bit longer this time?"

Actually, Ayla was being mentored by Yareli in many different aspects.

Even though they didn't talk over the phone every day, they still sent e-mails to each other every two or three days.

"Yes.I was actually planning to stay for fifteen days.There's something I have to do."

This time around, Yareli was here to deal with both official business and personal matters.She was hoping to find her daughter.

And although the chances were slim to none, she didn't want to give up.

"Sounds like a good plan.I was afraid all this traveling by plane will take a toll on your body."

she wasn't looking very

body isn't as

little feeble lately.She really was getting

might've been a good idea

and said, "How could

old already, everyone would think that she was much

smooth talker!" Ayla's words made Yareli feel

Lala, I don't have anything to do later.Would you like to have tea with

good teahouse around here. They serve your favorite

Yareli, she felt so happy that the void in her heart felt like it

much time to chat all the time,

bit complex; it was similar to a familial affection.Once Ayla told

at a table on the first floor of Chatime Teahouse.An

they were old

you've been dealing with the company’s affairs all these years.We hardly see each other,"said

and my health isn't how it used to be.It's boring to stay at home all day.Since you're retired already, how about we go fishing together when we're both

grown tired of staying at

been quarreling with his wife for so many years, and the

of scene was something he didn't

saying went, "Out of sight, out of

live a few

"No problem."

they were happily chatting, Ayla and Yareli

way, please," said the

private room, and they passed

familiar figure, Hayden thought that

saw that

his friend that he wanted to

"Lala?"

the room next

here to have

spoken to him for a long time.She figured that since Molly was pregnant, all the members of the Smith family needed to be

am.I'm actually here with an old friend of mine.I'm sorry I didn't

Hayden looked at the woman sitting across Ayla.Initially, Yareli thought that her ears were imagining the

teacup in her hand fell to the floor.Upon seeing how shocked the two of them were, Ayla asked, "Uncle Hayden,

you two know each

known each other for

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