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Chapter 962 The Sweet Little Boy
Chapter 962 The Sweet Little Boy
Crystal's POV:
I quickly looked down and pretended to sip my juice.
Once Rufus was done with his meal, I couldn't wait to leave.
As soon as I left the palace grounds and reached an isolated spot, I couldn't hold back my tears anymore.
His memories of me were gone, but something still remained there. Once habits were formed, they could subconsciously change a person's preference.
Even after five years, Rufus was in every part of my life. The way I ate and slept, and even the shower gel I used, were all his favorites.
It was the same with Rufus.
I sobbed silently as sadness drowned me. This sadness of loving him but not being able to be with him had often invaded my mind during the past five years.
I knew I shouldn't behave like this. I should have just let go since we could never be together again. But I really couldn't. I was being selfish and greedy and craved the warmth that didn't belong to me anymore. Rufus was the one who pulled me out of the abyss of desperation and warmed me with his love, giving me a chance to see this world with new hope. I really didn't want to go back to a life without him.
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I cried until I was exhausted. Then I slowly got to my feet and continued to walk back.
After returning to my temporary accommodations in the royal palace, I made a beeline for the bathroom. I cleaned myself up and then went to see Arron.
He was reading a picture book on the sofa. As soon as he spotted me, he climbed down from the sofa and ran toward me with his arms wide open.
I gathered him to me, kissed his cheek, and asked softly, "Did you miss Mommy?"
He nodded vigorously, "Yes!"
Then, he watched me unblinkingly with his big clear eyes, as if he was observing something.
"What's wrong?" I smiled and gently nudged his cute hand.
Arron tilted his head to one side and asked in a serious voice, "Did you cry, Mommy? Your eyes are red."
I was nonplussed, but quickly cooked up an excuse. "No, the wind was blowing very strongly outside, and sand got into my eyes."
Arron held my face and scrutinized me carefully. Then he nuzzled my face with his and said, "Mommy, it's going to be okay. Don't be sad."
I was at a loss for words. Arron was so sensitive that he always noticed anything wrong with me at one glance.
Although he had seen through me, my heart still warmed. Arron and Beryl were Moon Goddess ' best gifts to me.
I asked a servant to bring some food. Even though Arron had eaten his dinner with Laura, he still had a small bowl of soup with me.
Over the past few days, Laura often came around to see Arron. He couldn't go out and was only able to roam this palace, and could only take off his bandages to relax when no one else was there.
My little kid had been obedient since he was a baby. He didn't question me when I asked him to put on the bandages. He was so considerate. At the same time, my guilt about him increased. The loss of a father's love was destined to be a source of regret for the kids.
After dinner, I carried Arron to bed and told him stories, coaxing him to sleep.
Unlike Beryl, who preferred horror stories, Arron liked historical ones. He had already heard about two-fifths of world history. Although he had known lots of words and could read on his own, he still wanted me to narrate the stories to him.
He snuggled in my arms and read the book with me. While I was telling him the story, I gently patted his back to lull him to sleep.
After a while, he drifted off. I carefully laid his head on the pillow and covered him with the quilt. I kissed him on the forehead before turning off the light.
In the dark, I sighed. I missed Beryl immensely. I didn't know if my little girl would get used to living without me.
Would Rufus treat her well?