Be Your Lover Forever (Alicia) novel Chapter 1035

"Just don't turn our home into a havoc when the time comes!" Parents naturally hoped that their children would be happy and for their family to be harmonious. Not to mention, it had not been easy for their family to make it so far then!

Holding his companion's hand, Martin couldn't help sighing sentimentally.

The way his body was sick had made him feel that he was getting old and too weak to do what he wanted to do. He wasn't even thinking about any of his own lofty aspirations then. On the contrary, he just wanted to cherish and appreciate the people who were with him, and the relationships that he had with them more.

At first, he was still a little uncomfortable thinking of his own intentions, but at that moment, Martin suddenly felt lonely. Also, Nicholas had actually really felt a change in his heart when he saw how lovey-dovey Frederick and Alicia were, and felt a sense of loneliness that he had never before.

Perhaps it was time for him to start a family as well!

Remembering something, he clenched his fist a few times. In an instant, his heart felt like it was bleeding, as if it had been cut by a sharp blade.

The rare, annual holiday had come. Before the official start of work, the several good friends had made plans to get together. The location was naturally going to be Frederick's mansion, since he had a child and loved his family so much that he would never step out of the house.

It was a sunny day with the rare warmth of spring.

Inside and outside the hall, a buffet table and barbecue grill had been prepared for self-service, and the atmosphere was lively. After eating lunch, Alicia also specially ordered the servants to prepare some delicate afternoon tea, fruits and snacks. In the same areas, there were also games set up and lounge chairs for resting.

Since it was sunny and Clinton had woken up, Alicia dressed him up before taking him out to bathe in the sunshine.

As it was winter, being concerned that Clinton might catch a cold, so a glass greenhouse was built in the courtyard with some flowers being cultivated in pots. That made it convenient for Alicia and Clinton to occasionally come out and play, or just to relax. As a place to rest, the garden was huge, and its design was slightly different. The ground was raised, and a layer of anti-slip carpet was placed on it. There was a small table and a single sofa bed for resting. There were all kinds of daily necessities, but the flowers and plants were rather limited.

After pushing the stroller in, Alicia chose a position for the baby to lie down and play for a while before she sat down on the side.

Seeing that Victoria had come in and sat down on a seat far away from her, Alicia couldn't help giggling. "Come closer! Are you still concerned? How would I not trust you? Don't be so distant!"

She waved her hand, and Victoria slowly stepped forward. However, with servants by her side, she was still inexplicably nervous and uneasy. After all, there were many strangers at the banquet back then, and she was genuinely traumatized. As they said, once bitten, twice shy.

"Ally, I don't know..."

She flipped her hair awkwardly. Victoria was obviously stuttering, and she couldn't properly say anything. It seemed that there was a mental block stopping her from stepping forward, making her wanting to avoid things around her.

Getting up, Alicia grabbed her wrist, held her hand, and hugged her tightly.

"I understand how you feel. At that time, I was also scared silly! I think that's the goal of those people, to separate us..."

Seeing her again, she could feel that Victoria was obviously more timid than before!

If it wasn't for the fact that she happened to see someone actually tripping her at that time, and that Clinton wasn't hurt and hadn't even cried, Alicia didn't know whether she could be as calm and understanding as she was then.

However, at that moment, she was very grateful in her heart!

"Ally..." Victoria turned around and hugged her back. She felt a warm sensation in his heart. She understood it all, but she still could not walk out of the shadow of her guilt from the incident.