You'll Fall For Me, Today or tomorrow

Clarissa did not expect that Catherine would bring up the matter.

She parted her lips in an effort to answer but was stopped by Catherine.

“Of course, I don’t have too many days left to live. In the future, if you’re still determined to be with each other with no regrets, then take my advice—don’t be too naive like you used to. You have to look out for yourself, especially now that you have a child; you should strive for him. It’s fine to listen to the man’s promise, but you should always beware of that family and never back down. Don’t give them the impression that you’re an easy target just because you have a humble beginning. I want you to hold your head high and remember that you’re no less than anyone.”

Clarissa knew Catherine’s intention well, and tears welled up in her eyes. “Grandma—”

“Don’t cry. There’s nothing to cry about. You didn’t even shed a tear when you suffered such mortification back then, so why cry over such insignificant matter now? Your tears shouldn’t be rolling down for me; it’s meant for moments when you’re hurt. Do you understand?”

“Yes, Grandma. I know. I know you’re doing all of this for me. I’m such a disappointment; I’m good for nothing…”

Clarissa couldn’t hold it any longer, and tears trickled down her face. Her eyes were reddened, and she regretted shattering Catherine’s heart with her resort of being with that man and causing Catherine to be mortified together with her.

In contrast, Catherine wasn’t as worked up as her granddaughter was, probably because she had made peace with it.

Instead, she laughed lightly and stroke Clarissa’s hair as she replied softly, “Stop beating yourself up. Now that I think about it, everything in our life is destined, and all that you’ve gone through are ordeals. Your remaining journey will be better as you lived through them. Besides, you’re not to be blamed for it. We’re but an ordinary family, but as long as we have a clear conscience, we won’t have to face death with fear and uncertainty. Conversely, for those prominent and well-off families that have committed nasty doings, they’ll also face the same death and God’s judgment as we do. Every one of us will get a square deal before God. Clare, as long as you and Damian are living a contented life, I’d be glad.”

One tended to believe more in destiny as one got older; the same could be said for Catherine.

She was not afraid of death. For her, it was a natural thing to happen when the time came. Hence, she was able to come to terms with everything that happened, which was why she didn’t mind too much by then.

“Alright, no more crying.”

Catherine comforted Clarissa. “Now, tell me something interesting about Damian. I’m interested in listening to stories about him now. It’s such a downer to see you cry.”

Her teasing tone somewhat relinquished the burden within Clarissa.

It was then that she started storying Catherine about Damian’s life in D City. Catherine wouldn’t stop smiling radiantly and complimenting how adorable and bright Damian was as she listened to her.

That night, Catherine went to bed earlier than usual, whereas Damian was particularly energetic after taking a nap in the afternoon.

Clarissa passed him the tablet to video call with Matthew, giving him the opportunity to showcase his chatterbox skills.

As with Clarissa, she sat at the side, reading the drafts of several authors with whom the studio would contract and occasionally joined in their conversations.

as Damian never ran out of topic to talk about. Children’s minds were full of imaginative and wild ideas, and what

where Matthew’s

of wilder and even more bizarre questions were ahead of

I’ll be swamped with questions when

our daughter to sleep while I’ll take

daughter? You wish! And what if

must be

disregarded the other

what if? What if it’s a son? Are you

be a daughter

Matthew would not accept the possibility of having

foresee how concerned and perturbed she would be if their

from now on that if I get pregnant

has to

…

her stay in W City, Clarissa did nothing but laze at home. On the

the streets were still crowded with

first went to the shopping mall to shop for clothes.

years, and she was just like another family member to them. For this reason, Clarissa was very grateful to her. Apart from paying her salary, Clarissa would send her gifts occasionally. Even when

For so many years now, my friends who have been working together as housekeepers with

shopping for clothes. Nevertheless, she was impoverished, so she normally bought her clothes from the wholesale market, and when she did come to the shopping mall, she would only pick those clothes that came

dare to approach them. Nevertheless, she followed them around secretly and watched how generous Clarissa was spending her

it if you like it!” Mimi raised her head, shifted her gaze from her phone, and gave her mother a look as she said that. Nevertheless, she wasn’t

I want to buy it, but I have no money! Look

the caregiver, Jenny. In that instant, Catherine sat down with Damian in a corner, and they were blocked from Mimi

miss her chance of getting married to a wealthy man. After three years, they met again

how foolish Mimi was, she wouldn’t

of Clarissa. Even though she didn’t get married to that wealthy man, she’s still

Mimi had no

forget it if we can’t afford it. I don’t have money anyway. Come on, let’s leave. Don’t waste more

Gloria seemed reluctant. With her exceedingly limited patience, Mimi ignored Gloria and left the shopping mall on

few more outfits, Gloria grew increasingly disgruntled. Eventually, she