Back in Hucksburgh, Gwynn had fully recovered from her labor. She went on to make preparations to return to Brookesville with her children. Before leaving, she had a conversation with Renata, asking if the latter wanted to join them in Brookesville.

Renata nodded in agreement.

Now, she and Charles were already divorced. They had divided their assets and started sleeping in separate rooms. She felt relieved with Gwynn's assurance.

She briskly walked back to her room to pack her belongings, preparing to enjoy her life in Brookesville.

Indeed, she was going to enjoy it. With Noah and Gwynn's care and several billion dollars in her hands, she would live a comfortable life for the rest of her days.

Only one thing was missing in her life, a child.

She was so happy that it felt like she could wake up laughing from her dreams. After all, she no longer had to serve a man.

As Renata packed her belongings, someone knocked on the bedroom door. Then, she heard Charles’s deep, masculine v