Extra II. Life Without Regrets

After one sigh of relief, the old man pressed his knees with both hand to get up from the bench. "Then let's get some rest. Tomorrow is an important day for your daughter."

Taking a quick breath, Julian stood up as well. "Okay, let's go to our rooms." With a small smile, he kept pace with the grandfather's very careful steps.

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When Julian entered the room, Mia immediately greeted him with a sweet smile. After adjusting the position of the blanket that warmed her daughter, the woman approached and received a kiss from her husband with closed eyes.

"Why do you come so early? I thought you'd be staying up late with Greta and Jack."

“Mia, I love you,” the man replied, ignoring the unanswered question.

Hearing such sudden words, the woman's eyebrows suddenly defied gravity. After blinking decisively, she examined her husband's face more closely.

“Are you drunk? Why did you suddenly say like that?” Mia inquired, still with her eyelids ra