Chapter 1328 - 1367: It’s All Right

"There will be no outcome..." she said, but she didn’t know if she was saying it to him or to herself.

"It’s okay, as long as you let me stay by your side..." he said, his gaze fixed on her, naturally leaning his lips towards hers.

His tears fell on her cheeks, burning intensely, causing her body to freeze. Her rational mind told her to push him away quickly, but her body seemed entirely immobilized.

When his lips touched hers, she tasted the saltiness of his tears.

Everything was in chaos... as if everything had already fallen into disarray...

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Mabel Quinn never imagined that Kyle Kinston’s tears would have such a profound impact on her, so much so that she didn’t even reject his kiss. Everything happened so unexpectedly.

After that kiss, she didn’t even know what expression to face him with. At this point, she could only take it one step at a time.

The plan to move back to J City was already underway, and her daughter’s transfer procedures were all completed. Some clothes and necessities had been sent back to J City one by one. As for other living essentials, the Quinn Family had already prepared everything, so Mabel didn’t need to move everything there herself.

Mabel did not leave with the crew but instead went to J City a few days early.

J City held too many memories for her, and now it also had her biological father... Mabel had a deep longing for J City.

However, little Katherine Quinn didn’t have much nostalgia for J City. She was more reluctant to leave her kindergarten friends, whom she had been with for almost two years, and her friends in the neighborhood.

"Mommy, are we really going to live with Grandpa? Can’t we bring Grandpa to live with us?" the little one asked, showing some reluctance about staying in J City.

"If Ivy misses her friends, Mommy can bring you back to visit," Mabel replied. "Mommy used to live in J City too. J City is Mommy and Ivy’s real home, so we will live in J City from now on."

"But isn’t the home we’re living in now our real home?" the little one asked, blinking her clear eyes.

"...It’s Mommy and Ivy’s home, a small home. Grandpa’s home is a big family; Grandpa really wants Ivy to be with the big family. Doesn’t Ivy want to spend more time with Grandpa?" Mabel said. "Besides, think about it. Mommy and Ivy’s home only has two rooms, one is Mommy’s study, and the other is Ivy and Mommy’s bedroom. If Grandpa came, there would be no place for him to sleep. But Grandpa’s house has many rooms, and Grandpa has decorated Ivy and Mommy’s room beautifully."

Mabel then began to constantly paint a beautiful picture of the Quinn Family’s home for her daughter. The little one had been to the Quinn Family mansion and knew how big it was. Children are easily swayed, so the little one wavered under the beautiful prospects Mabel painted.

Coupled with the many toys that Grandpa had given her, ones she liked, the little one formed a good impression of Grandpa. By the time they got off the plane, the little one had no resistance to the idea of living in J City.