When the Wind is Sweet: The Fairy Tale of Mr. and Mrs. Lancaster

Chapter 345: The Greatest Sacrifice in Love

Yes, if Rachel Sherman lives here, won’t it just add to her troubles?

People can’t just forget things as easily as losing memory. The scenery will always bring back painful memories of the past.

This will make life very oppressive, difficult to enter a new life.

Because the house was below the market price, it sold particularly well and was directly sold, and the Shaw Family had to move out.

In the evening.

Dustin Shepherd finally finished an early shift, and tomorrow he can choose a spokesperson. This busy work period can finally come to an end.

He wasn’t in a good mood, so he went to a quiet bar, listening to soothing music, smelling the rich aroma of the wine, sitting alone at the bar, it was a rare enjoyment.

However... when he thought of the scenes he saw in the hall doorway after work that day, he couldn’t help but start worrying about Faye Turner.

Does Faye Turner know that Sienna Dawson appeared?

Dustin Shepherd tilted his head and poured a gulp of wine down his throat, knowing well that President Lancaster could give Faye Turner more happiness than he could.

So he hoped she would be well and just wanted to help protect this relationship.

The biggest sacrifice in love is watching the woman you love marry another man and still blessing them.

"Assistant Shepherd?"

The man looked up at the voice, and saw Serena Sutton holding a cocktail, standing calmly before him in cool attire.

"It really is you, huh?" The girl smiled broadly and proactively sat opposite him.

Dustin Shepherd didn’t speak, feeling somewhat down.

And she, noticing his bad mood, said, "What’s wrong? Stressful work or facing relationship issues? I feel like you have some concerns lately."

For some reason, Dustin’s perception of Serena Sutton had changed significantly from when it started.

Not quite liking, but from a dislike to being able to accept a few more words with her.

So, he treated her as a friend and asked directly —

"If your good friend got married but her husband’s ex-girlfriend showed up, and you happened to see it, would you tell your good friend who isn’t aware of it?"

This was the first time Dustin Shepherd had spoken this much to her voluntarily.

Though it was a bit convoluted, Serena thought it over carefully and asked him, "Is your friend’s relationship with her husband good?"

"..." He thought for a moment and answered, "Recently married, the feelings... are okay, but not particularly strong."

"Do they have kids?"

He thought again, "No." They definitely couldn’t say the child is on the way, that would make it very easy to guess whom he was talking about.

"How should I put it, truly loving people wouldn’t break up." Serena spoke with a smile, appearing to be quite open-minded, "If you really like someone, you wouldn’t make her wait, wouldn’t give others the chance to take her away, wouldn’t suddenly disappear, wouldn’t be busy all the time. If they broke up, it’s just not that strong of a love, so I think ex-girlfriends don’t constitute a threat."

"But the power of a First Love... that’s widely known. It’s human nature to think that what we can’t attain is the best." Dustin was genuinely worried.

"What kind of person is your friend’s husband? Is he mature and stable?" Serena wanted to analyze starting from this person.

Dustin nodded, "Very mature and wise."

"So, there you go!" Serena drank the cocktail, smiling as she said, "The greatest advantage of mature men is that what they couldn’t get before, now they don’t want! Without exception!"

After hearing her analysis, Dustin felt there was some truth to it.

He also felt that President Lancaster would never mention divorce, while Faye Turner was just such an endearing sunflower girl.

It’s possible they’ve gotten so used to each other’s presence after being together for so long.

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