Chapter 441

"I mean, in our past—" Juliette seemed to be on the verge of revealing the events of her past life when Ferlyn suddenly emerged from the kitchen. Ferlyn looked at both of us with her brows furrowed in confusion as she asked, "What's going on here? Why do you all look so serious all of a sudden?" Juliette and I simultaneously glanced at Ferlyn. In the end, I was the first to break the tension, replying, "It's nothing serious—just a minor dispute over work." "You're not a child anymore, Joshua. You're old enough to know better than to argue like this," Ferlyn grumbled. She then turned to the cabinet, grabbed two packets of tissues, and returned to the kitchen. I pursed my lips as I shifted my gaze back to Juliette, my gaze hardening with unspoken questions. I couldn't help but wonder if what Juliette planned on saying earlier pertained to the events of our past lives. A brief, heavy silence fell over the living room before Juliette turned to me and said gently, "If Sophia genuinely