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    In the evening, the Lamborghini stopped in the yard of Emerald Bay.


    Ivan and Jennifer didn’t know what was going on in the living room, nor did they figure out why Aubree hade to see them so suddenly.


    They got off the car, entering the living room in expectation and panic.


    “Good evening, Madam Aubree.” Pippa bowed at Aubree respectfully, as usual.


    Aubree had just tidied her hair. She stood up and smiled at them. Before Ivan and Jennifer responded, she said, “You’re back.”


    The soft light of the chandelier fell on her, making her look easygoing. For the first time, she looked like a loving mother.


    “Mom.” Ivan held Jennifer’s hands while standing in the living room, their fingers intertwining.


    “Good evening, Aunt Aubree,” Jennifer also greeted her with a smile. “You could have let Marry call us earlier.”


    “It’s alright.” Aubree walked to them. “I’m idle. Alfie and Diana are apanying me.”


    Her smile was warm. She darted at Ivan first. When she stopped mid-step, her gaze fell on Jennifer’s face.


    Jennifer looked into her eyes, feeling tense somehow.


    “Why don’t you change the way to address me?” Aubree asked, smiling at her. “You still called me Aunt.”


    Jennifer was slightly taken aback, warmth surging in her heart.


    She seemed to understand what Aubree meant but wasn’t sure. Aubree’s attitude change astonished them.


    Aubree said bluntly, “You’ve taken my son away. Shouldn’t you call me Mom?”


    Jennifer was a sentimental woman. Aubree’s words made her tearful. “Mom…” she sobbed.


    Since she turned five, she hadn’t called anyone Mom.


    Aubree listened to her, and her heart fell back to her chest. “Sorry, Jennifer. I apologize for what I’ve done to you.”


    She had plucked up her courage to speak those words out.


    With those words, she bowed at Jennifer.


    “Please, Mom!” Jennifer realized what she was doing. She hurriedly released Ivan’s hand, held Aubree’s shoulders, and bowed to her. “Mom, I should apologize to you.”


    They stood upright. Aubree held her hand, gripping it gently.


    Jennifer added, “It’s my fault. I didn’t give you enough time to ept me but suddenly broke into your home with my children. I’m sorry, Mom. Please forgive me.”


    “Sure.” Aubree nodded. “I ept your apology.” Then she asked sincerely, “Will you forgive me?”


    Their gazes met in mid-air. Tears welled up in Jenifer’s eyes.


    She opened her arms to embrace Aubree, which answered her question best.


    Aubree hugged her back. For the first time, they were so intimate. All the grudges between them were gone.


    Watching them, Ivan felt touched. Tears sprung to his eyes, and he felt touched.


    The reconciliation happened so suddenly.