Virginity in second marriages by Angela
Chapter 1532 - Mother and daughter meet.

Hearing that she had returned to see her son, the elderly woman did not immediately know what to say.

After all, she had wanted to introduce her son to someone earlier, and it was rather awkward when they also had a son. "You're really young then, it doesn't look like you had a son at all."

Eventually the older woman could only dismiss the topic with more words, and Samantha smiled and nodded politely.

After getting off the bus, Samantha took the subway home.

After that, she booked a room at a nearby hotel and put her luggage away before thinking about what she would do with the baby.

After all, her baby was still very young and it would be impractical to visit him at home, but how was she going to take him out? Samantha had not even thought about the relationship before and had recklessly left for the country.

If she had visited him at home, would Luca have thought that she had come back for him?

She still hadn't understood what was going on inside her until now, and even though she missed him all the time, most of the time she thought about the images of him leaving her.

Those wounds had not yet passed, so she simply had no way to let them go.

This time she had returned with the intention of taking a quick look and leaving.

I had to think of a way.

Call her mother directly? After all, it seemed the most intuitive way, but would she tell Luca if she found out?

In the end, Samantha thought no more about it and spent two days in the hotel alone, ordering food when she was hungry, then going nowhere and having a somewhat confusing time. She finally had a few drinks before calling Rain.

When the call connected, Samantha couldn't help but laugh at herself, not realizing that she now needed to drink to work up the courage to contact her mother, otherwise she wouldn't be able to call. It was pathetic to think about it.

It was clear that her people used to live with reckless abandon, but what had gotten into her lately to put herself in this situation.

"Hello?"

Rain's slightly tremulous voice brought her sanity back to reality.

Samantha suddenly came back to reality, her lips tugging at the corners for a long moment before she found her voice.

"Mom......"

At the sound of the voice, Rain on the other end of the phone almost burst into tears, for she had not contacted Samantha since she had decided to leave.

Rain had tried to contact her, but whenever he called her, her calls were always unreachable, so Rain was especially excited that Samantha had taken the initiative to call her today. "Baby, Samantha."

The two breathed into each other and ended up with red eyes and a slightly choked voice.

"So you called Mommy? Mom thought you wouldn't want to talk to him for the rest of your life."

Samantha's eyes were so red that she prevented the tears from falling, so she could only keep her eyes wide open and half-closed her lips before saying in a slow voice; "No, how could I ignore her for the rest of my life, it's just that I didn't dare to contact Mom some time ago, for fear you would talk me out of it."

"Silly girl." Rain scolded her under her breath, "You made your choice, how can Mother blame you? Mother was just afraid you would be unhappy, it's been six months, have you thought it through?" At the mention of this question, Samantha fell silent.

Hearing no response from Samantha on the other end of the phone for a long time, Rain realized she had asked the wrong question and smiled awkwardly, changing the subject, "Look what you say, our Samantha can do whatever she wants, where are you now? Are you abroad?"

Samantha paused for a long time, her eyes gently raised on the window sill, looking out at the bright sunlight, closing her eyes for a moment to hear her carefully, and only after opening them did she slowly

say.

"Now I'm in the country."

Rain was really surprised to hear that his daughter had called her of her own accord, but he had never thought that she was back in the country.

She was so excited that she did not know what to say, and she was so incoherent that she was afraid that if she said something she did not like, her daughter would hang up the phone or leave again. The pain of missing her for half a year was really hard to bear.

It's not just about missing him, but all the other emotions, worrying if he doesn't sleep well, if he's in pain, if he meets bad people, if he gets sick.

That is why she has been particularly careful about her words.

Six months ago her mother did not speak to her in this way, and since she began to resist her mother once, Rain has been very careful about what she says and does.

It was extremely heartbreaking to even think about it. Samantha took a deep breath and said softly, "Mom, calm down, take your time to say what you want to say, I won't hang up, don't worry."

Rain did not expect her daughter to see through her emotions, she was embarrassed and a little moved at the same time, she pulled up with her nose, "Actually she meant, can we meet?" After hanging up the phone, Rain cried tears as she held the phone.

When her husband Ideo came in, he saw his wife in this state and thought something had happened and quickly approached her.

"What's wrong?"

Rain looked up, her eyes filled with tears, and said, "My daughter just called me."

At those words, Ideo winced and answered a moment later.

"She finally gave up and contacted you?"

"Yes."

"Alas, this girl has now grown up, has her own ideas and is getting out of our control, you have to think outside the box, she is an independent individual after all."

"I'm not thinking outside the box, I'm just worried about what she will do if she runs into things out there on her own, and she is often out of her mind."

To put it bluntly, she was really afraid that something would happen to Samantha and her parents would not know about it, which would be the saddest thing of all. Ideo understood her thoughts and came over to sit beside her, reaching out to gently wrap his arms around her.

"Come on, don't think too much, he's already contacted you. Have you told the in-laws about it?"

"Not yet."

Rain shook her head, "Samantha didn't tell me when she called if I could tell her in-laws, but I think she doesn't want to contact Luca yet." "The girl is really......"

"Don't talk about her, it's good that Samantha wants to come back, we made a date for lunch this afternoon, you don't have to say anything!" Ideo laughed helplessly, "Understood, I'm Samantha's father, I'm definitely on Samantha's side and yours, besides how can I be so nosy?"

"Good."

In the afternoon, Samantha arrived as promised, and mother and daughter met in a small restaurant with a small table for conversation. It was also quiet so that the two would not be seen when it got exciting.