Chapter 112

VERONICA I observed Christian descending the stairs and let out a sigh. While he attempted to appear unconcerned, his eyes revealed the truth he was striving to conceal. Christian was sad; he was hurt. Indeed, we both made mistakes in our marriage, but at some point, it is hard for him to accept that his mother was also involved in the plot with Celine. Nevertheless, I have no grievances against Diana. She acknowledged her mistakes, and while we haven't explicitly discussed them, I've observed her sincere efforts to rectify the situation. Along with the children, she is caring and supportive of me and even formed a friendship with Aunt Lucy. To clarify the misunderstandings between Christian and myself, I needed to discuss the past; otherwise, we would have continued to experience pain and misinterpretations. After taking a deep breath, I proceeded to Diana's room. The door was slightly ajar, and I could hear her sobbing. Approaching cautiously, I knocked softly on the door. She quickl