Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom

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My dad's expression remained blank, but he didn't let go of my hand. "Chloe, do you think she'll remember us?" Honestly, his question felt a little selfish. It pierced into my heart like a knife.

After a while, I managed to ease the pain in my heart and nodded. "Yes, I'm sure she'll remember you both." Tears welled up in his eyes as he looked down at my face. "I'm sorry, Chloe. I'm really sorry." I understood the meaning behind his words. He was sorry for my lost memories.

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After comforting him for a while, he gathered himself and ruffled my hair. "I never regretted saving you, Chloe. I only regret walking the wrong path and wasting precious time." Through gritted teeth, he said, "That's why I hate Navi. We need to bring Navi and his gang to justice, whether or not we find Gemma. I'm willing to face the consequences. I could testify against them!" "Don't think about that right now, Dad. You should take care of your health first. Atlas and I don't have any more family, and you can't leave us with no one to rely on." I said earnestly.

"My biological father is still alive, but I don't know how he's doing right now. They killed my biological mother. We only have you two, so you need to take care of yourselves. That's what we really want." "We're really grateful that you're both willing to accept us, and that you don't hold any grudges against us." "How could I hold a grudge? Atlas wants to make this house more lively so it feels like a real home." At this point, I remembered why I had chere.

"Dad. I have a favor to ask." I wiped my eyes, looking at him tearfully. I smiled and shook the bottle in my hand. "This is definitely not just any plant. Please helpplant it." He pulledup, and my legs felt a little numb.

He took the small bottle fromand looked at the seeds inside. "What is this?" I explained where it had cfrom and said, "I feel like this is an extraordinary plant. I've already stored the meteorite fragment safely, but I've been hesitant to plant this on my own. I'm afraid I won't have tto take care of it, so I'm handing it over to you, Dad. I'm curious about what this thing is." He looked at the seeds in the bottle, then back at me. "Aren't you afraid I'll ruin it?" "You're more skilled and patient than I am," I replied half-jokingly.

Actually, I just wanted to give him something to hang onto mentally. My mom had Ava to divert her attention, but my dad didn't have anything. He would surely put his all into this task.

Just then, my mom walked in. She was surprised to seein the room.

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"Chloe." She glanced at my dad. I knew she understood him the best.

"I'm assigning a task to dad." I smiled at my mom playfully, then nodded at what my dad was holding.

Apparently, she could sense that my dad wasn't in a good mood.

"Well... the kids are done with their bath. Call Atlas and ask when he's coming back. It's tfor dinner. Hana's been playing with the kids all day. She must be hungry," my mom said cautiously. Content belongs to en.kikistories"Sure, Mom. I'do that right away." I stood up, but before leaving, I looked at her and said, "Mom. I'll always be your daughter. No matter what. happens, that will never change. You two aren't allowed to think about leaving me." Content belongs to en.kikistoriesMy mom suddenly choked up.

"Why are you both so sensitive? You must be getting old." I walked over, hugged her, and said, "You're precious to me, Mom. Look at how many dads' I have. You're my only mom. How could you abandon me?" Content belongs to en.kikistoriesUMS As I teased her, she finally broke into laughter, pushingaway. "I'm willing to let you go, but I can't bear to lose Ava. She's my life..." After saying that, she started crying.

I pretended to scold her. "Oh, con. This is fate! Since you tookaway back then, you're responsible for taking care offorever! Let's go, it's tfor dinner." With that, I pulled my mom out. What could be more important than this kind of family love? But she was right. They might be willing to letgo now, but they would absolutely never part with Ava.

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