Jocelyn's expression turned sour. "When will your parents head back to their hometown? Let's be clear. I don't want to live with them during the first months of our marriage. We need our own space. Also, after we're married, make sure my name gets added to your house's contracts."

Craig was taken aback. Jocelyn had never brought this up before. Though he wasn't thrilled, he said, "No worries. My parents aren't keen on staying in the city. And yes, I can add your name to the contracts."

It was obvious Craig would agree. After all, the house was his before marriage.

Jocelyn smiled upon hearing that.

-

Elly found a house not far from Williams Corp.

The ground floor was a shop, and the second floor had three bedrooms.

Taking Slyvia's advice, Elly rented both floors, determined to start her own business. Success aside, she wanted to give it a shot.

With the property secured and their belongings moved in, it finally felt like a true home. They diligently worked until evening and then