MainNovelChapter 1120 Today, Valerie felt grateful for everything she'd lived through. Painful as it was, without it, she never would've had Serenity. Her daughter-who, for a little over two years, had been the only thing that was truly hers-was her whole world, the reason she didn't fall apart, the reason she learned to stand on her own.
And she had to admit it—when Marcus Bartz cinto her life, everything changed. That man walked in and without asking, settled deep inside her heart.
Then cJohn, a perfect blend of them both. Proof that love had bloomed in her again. That son she loved so deeply was a reminder that it's always possible to start over, no matter the wounds or scars of the past.
Follow on NovᴇlEnglish.nᴇtAlbert and Carrie were living proof of the love her husband always showed her- because even though they both made plenty of mistakes, they worked through it and brought their relationship back to life at a point when no one thought it was salvageable.
In the end, that whole journey had brought her to where she was now-and she couldn't feel more whole, more at peace.
Her daughter Serenity had found love with a man who truly loved and respected her. A man who, no matter how tough his father-in-law was, gave his all to earn his respect.
Her granddaughter, a beautiful copy of her mother, reminded Valerie of what it was like to beca mom for the first time. And she was grateful that life had been kind to her daughter in the best way possible. Whenever she woke up at night, haunted by old memories, she would look at the man holding her in his arms and feel nothing but gratitude for having him by her side and for the life they now shared.
She often got lost in thought, thinking about things that once were and could never be again.
She could've let sorrow take over, but no. She had finally let go of Peter's story- she released it, set it free-and doing so had brought her so much peace.
She'd smile and look at her husband, realizing she had no excuse not to love him like crazy.
PIf she thought about the man she first met and compared him to the man he was today, she'd never regret loving him as wildly as she did. She'd never regret wanting him the way she did. He was her world, her life-her everything.
Follow on Novᴇl-Onlinᴇ.cᴏmSometimes, love shows up in the most unexpected places-and she had learned that well. Her life hadn't been easy, but then again, whose is? Maybe it sounded like something out of a soap opera, but it wasn't She'd had three great loves, and with each one, she lived through whatever was meant to be. She had no complaints, no regrets, Well... maybe one. The only thing she asked now was from her husband: that they could live like this for the rest of their days.
She wanted life to stay just the way it was now. She hoped to grow old with Marcus. She dreamed that when they were old, they'd go for walks along the beach, hand in hand, enjoying long sunsets together.
She hoped that when death finally cfor them, they'd be buried in the woods, and a tree would be m planted with their ashes. She wanted to bloom as an orchid, and he wanted to be a tall ash tree-one that would give her shade and shelter from the sun and strong winds.
Neither of them wanted to leave this They wanted to world just like that died. But bectrees, when they died. But she hoped that wouldn't happen for many, many years.
They still had so much to see-watching their little ones grow up, and later, seeing the little ones of John,
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