CHAPTER 155: Bachelor

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Adam's words really struck a chord with me, pushing me to gather the courage to apologize to Rue. His honesty and concern for Rue had been a wake-up call for me.

After saying sorry to Rue, I felt a weight lifted off my shoulders and I woke up earlier than usual the next day.

Of course, the first thing I did was to message my mother and ask about my kids. I even left them a voice message.

Then, after doing my morning routine, I decided to go out of my room. In the kitchen, I found Cecilia busy preparing breakfast, the aroma of coffee in the air.

“Morning, Cecilia,” I greeted with a smile. “Need a hand with breakfast?”

She turned, a smile brightening her face. “Oh, no. You’re a guest here.”

“Just let me,” I insisted.

Even before she could agree, I already stood beside her and joined in her cooking session. She then sighed, giving up. “Alright. Whatever you please.”

I chuckled. We started cracking eggs and flipping pancakes. The conversation naturally turned to catching