A Second Chance at Forever

Chapter 1668

Waylen returned to his bedroom with Edwin in his arms. Content is property of NôvelDrama.Org.

A cozy glow filled the room, Rena woke up. She even prepared a warm bottle of milk, especially for Edwin.

Edwin remained lying down, happily sipping his milk.

In a bit, Edwin sneakily reached out and felt Rena‘s stomach.

Rena tilted slightly and softly told Edwin, “The baby’s name will be Elva, a name your uncle chose for her.”

Edwin was fond of this name.

In his mind, it was a much better name than Laura.

Edwin quickly drifted off to sleep after finishing the warm milk. As he settled into a steady breathing, Rena whispered, “They’ve been arguing. As Cecilia’s brother, do you feel comfortable letting them share a room? Don’t you worry that my uncle might not treat Cecilia well?”

Upon hearing this, Waylen let out a soft chuckle.

He caressed her hand, playfully tracing his fingers, suggesting a hint of flirtation.

“They’ve got a son. They have been intimate.”

Rena blushed.

She maintained a serious demeanor with Waylen, but he had a knack for shifting the conversation elsewhere. Fortunately, the dim lighting concealed her blushing face from his sight.

Waylen desired an intimate connection with Rena.

However, a young boy stood in their way, and he couldn’t take any action. It was best to have a conversation about it.

He gently grazed her stomach and murmured, “Rena, it’s been quite a while since we’ve been intimate.” Sᴇaʀch Thᴇ FɪndNøvel.ɴet website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of novels early and in the highest quality.

Rena remained silent.

She couldn’t grasp why he found a pregnant woman so captivating.

After all, she was six months along, and despite once being in great shape, her body had naturally changed.

Waylen offered no clarification.

He was a man, and Rena found the workings of the male heart and mind a mystery.

Meanwhile, Mark made his way upstairs.

He didn’t barge into Cecilia’s bedroom. Instead, he knocked softly.

Cecilia was afraid of making any noise, so she went to answer the door.