Virginity in second marriages by Angela
Chapter 1531 Returning to see the children

"Of course, I know my daughter's character well, and besides, I won't lie to her."

With his mother-in-law's reassurance, Luca revived and immediately went to eat his porridge.

Probably because he had thoughts and hope, Luca became more energetic in all the things he did after that, taking care of the baby alone, making the baby's formula, putting him in the bathroom, all sorts of things.

He went from being a fit young man to a housewife taking care of a family.

And while he waited, Luke also cleaned up very well, coming home directly from work to take care of the baby at two o'clock each day.

There was also a girl from the staff who saw him alone and wanted to approach him.

The girl took the initiative and said, "I don't mind that you were married and I don't mind that you have son, I am ready to treat him as my own." She seemed very sincere.

Luke blushed soberly and said to that, "I'm sorry, I'm waiting for my wife to return."

The girl blushed a little and said in a small voice, "She has left and I'm afraid she won't be back. How long do you plan to wait like this?"

Luke smiled and said, "I can wait whenever she wants, but I will wait for her and no other woman in this life."

He was firm and kind.

When she saw Luca like this, the girl was sad and envious at the same time, how happy she would be to be loved by such a man. But she knew she could not force him and could only tell him, "Then, blessed are you, you can surely wait for your wife's return."

At those words, Luke's expression finally melted and he looked at the woman.

"Thank you, and may you be blessed in replaceing your happiness soon."

The girl's eyes reddened when she saw him finally look at her properly, then she reached out and tucked her hair behind her ear, "I guess I won't be able to replace one, in fact I don't like you, I once had a boyfriend, but I couldn't have children, so I broke up."

Here he paused before slowly adding, "I can't have children for the rest of my life, that's why I said your son I can treat him as my own."

Luke froze, not expecting her to be unable to have children, a little understanding for the words she had blessed herself with, so Luke reassured her.

"It's okay, you will surely replace someone who will accept you later."

"Thank you."

After that Luca continued home with the child and then wrote in his journal and turned on his computer to give Samantha a review on the last piece he had written.

This was something he did every day.

Even though Samantha was gone, her work continued to be updated daily, and Luke carefully read her new posts every day to guess whether she was having a good or bad day, and it had become a habit for Luke to do this.

And reading Samantha's daily posts gave Luca the feeling that she was not too far away and that he could see and hear from her every day.

Later, Serena called Luca to ask how he was doing and sighed when she found out that Samantha was gone, and then comforted him a little. It was Samantha who felt most guilty about the incident.

After replaceing out what had happened, she was too embarrassed to call Samantha, and left her only an apology message and never contacted her again.

Every time Samantha opened Facebook and saw Anna's Facebook messages for her were stuck on those three words, every time she wanted to respond, she didn't know what to say, and eventually she could only scroll down the list and look at the people who had messaged her during that time.

There was Doria, her editor, her mother, her mother-in-law Flora, her father, a host of friends and relatives asking her how she was doing.

Samantha did not respond to any of the messages, did not post to her friends, only updated her work daily, read comments and responses from her readers, and lived an almost lonely life alone with the money she was receiving.

Loneliness seemed to have become a habit, but lately Samantha had become increasingly reluctant to be alone.

She missed her baby and wondered how she was doing. Or could she talk? Could she call her mother if she saw her?

The desire grew like a vine, climbing quickly and soon it was all over Samantha's mind and she wanted to see her child again.

Samantha packed her bags that day and bought a ticket to return to her country.

She planned to sneak back for a quick visit, avoiding Luca.

When she returned to the city again, she did not expect that half a year had passed, and as soon as she stepped off the plane, the familiar feeling hit her.

I didn't expect to feel this sense of belonging after six months away, probably because she was born here as a child, Samantha said as she walked and looked around.

It had been six months since she left, but the grass and trees were still familiar to her, and she felt close to the place any way she looked at it. And after six months of living alone in an apartment abroad, she still woke up every day in her bedroom a little confused, feeling like she was waking up every day in a very strange place.

But here it was different.

The older woman on the same flight as Samantha was probably too bored to talk to her on the plane, and when they got off the plane, they got on the same bus, and as soon as she saw Samantha, she was very affectionate and came over to talk to her.

"Girl, I didn't expect to meet you again, are you going home?"

Samantha paused, then nodded.

"Yes."

She wasn't actually going home, she was just trying to sneak in to see her son, so she hesitated for a long time before nodding.

The older woman did not notice her pause and hesitation and was very enthusiastic, "You still look so young, are you back from studying abroad?"

At her words, Samantha awkwardly shook her head, "No, I just went out to have some fun abroad."

"Oh, so that's it, you promised someone then?"

The more Samantha listened, the more she felt something was wrong, because she was asked if she was engaged to someone else, did this old lady in front of her qualify to be a matchmaker?

She did not wait for his answer, but smiled and said, "Look, it's fate that we met. My son has no girlfriend yet, do you want to meet him? Even on the plane I noticed that you are very sociable."

Samantha could only laugh at this: she was not sociable, she was simply too embarrassed to refuse to talk to her.

Now he wanted to introduce her to his son?

Samantha smiled and said softly, "I'm sorry, I can't meet your son, I already have a son."

The elderly woman was very surprised, "You have a son?"

"Yes, this time I came back to see my son."