The Divorce Prescription (Celina and Adam) novel Chapter 78

Chapter 78

celine returned to Alvarez Residence, hoping to see Mary. As she approached Mary’s room, she heard a conversation between her and Adam.

Mary said genth, “Adam, Celme’s adoptive father came by today. I noticed she wasn’t herself afterward. You should spend more time with her and show her you care”

She sighed softly and continued, “Celine was sent to the countryside at such a young age. Her father passed away early, and her mother treated her poorly. I can see how lonely she’s been, how much she craves love.

“Though her adoptive father spent ten years in prison, he raised a wonderful girl like Celine to be part of our family as your wife. We should be grateful to him for that. If he needs

thing–be it a house, a job, or financial support–make the arrangements It’s the least we can do for her.”

Mary instructed Adam with heartfelt earnestness.

Adam’s sharp features softened under the warm light as he nodded “Don’t worry, Grandma. I’ll handle it.”

Standing outside the door, Celine felt her vision blur as tears welled up in her eyes she didn’t go in. Instead, she quietly turned around and returned to her room.

Later that night, Adam returned to their bedroom after finishing his work in the study.

Celine was already asleep, curled into a small, fragile ball under the cors.

After a quick shower, Adam noticed something on the bedside table. It was the check for one million dollars he had given to Larry.

In her sleep, Celine’s shoulders suddenly trembled. She began to sob loudly. “Mom Mom..”

Adam didn’t know how to respond.

Tears streamed down her flawless face. Her cries were heartbreaking.

Adam’s heart softened a bit. This was the first time she’d ever cried in front of him. He realized he couldn’t bear to see her like this..

Abandoning his plan to sleep on the couch, he lifted the blanket and got into bed. He gently parted her tragile back. He wasn’t used to it as he had no experience comforting anyone like this.

Somening his tone, he murmured, “Alright, stop crying. I’m here. Mom’s here.”