My Love Until the Last Goodbye (Mary and Maximus)

"They'll come when they get hungry!" said Danielle, leaning against the

doorframe.

"That Peter! He loves going on long walks with the girls..." Celeste said, looking

out at the vast field stretching beyond her view.

"They probably went far. You know the four of them went out. Leave them be! The

babies will get hungry soon enough, and that's when they'll remember they have a

home and come back.

*Poor Peter, though-he'll show up with two babies crying their lungs out,

especially little Martina, who's got quite the temper!"

"Ha ha, yes! You're totally right. Peter says the same thing. He says he's paying

for all his past life karma through his daughters-especially my little Martina..."

"How are things between you and him?"

"We're good, doing really well... Can I tell you something?"

"Of course, go ahead."

"When I met Peter, I never imagined the adventure I'd begin at his side. He was

such a serious and respectful man. You'd be surprised if you had known him back

then.

"Now, he's done a lot of work with his memories, and I'm not going to lie this

version of him is my favorite. I have to admit, I love him, I admire him, and I'm

grateful every day to be by his side.

"He's an amazing man, a great father, he loves and adores his daughters, he

adores his mother, and with me, well..."

"Don't even go there! I don't want to know the dirty details..." Danielle said,

covering her ears.

Celeste smiled shyly, just thinking about how it felt to be with him in every way-

something she was also thankful for. The man she once knew wasn't a bad

partner, but there was something in him that held back, and she could feel it.

The man he was now he was free and acted like it. To him, she was everything.

She was his world, one of the most precious people in his life, and he made sure

to show her that every day and every night, in many ways.

They never had a dream wedding. They'd never really talked about it at least,

not that she knew. Celeste wore the engagement ring he gave her, but for one

reason or another, that moment had never happened. And honestly, it didn't

bother her.

"Told you... They'd come back when the babies got hungry."

Celeste looked up and saw Peter, Aria, Ellie, and the girls walking back to the

house. Even from a distance, she could hear both babies crying-which clearly

meant they were starving.

By the time they got home, Peter looked scared. He couldn't get the girls to stop

crying.

"They just started crying and won't stop..." Peter said as he handed Martina to

Celeste.

"Son, I told you they're hungry..." Aria said, shaking her head.

"Aunt Celeste, look... We brought you flowers! Uncle Peter says these are your

favorites..." said Ellie, handing her the bouquet.

"Thank you, sweetie! Alright, everyone inside these girls are dying for a bite to

eat."

"I think we went a little too far today, huh?" Peter said sheepishly.

"Yeah, just a bit..." Celeste said, putting Martina into her high chair.

"Come on, come on! Let's eat-I'm starving," Danielle said as she settled Flora

into another high chair.

Both girls were starting to eat solid food-sort of but they were doing it, and their

parents didn't hold them back.

Peter loved watching his daughters hit each milestone. He was truly proud of that

part of his life.noveldrama

The man he remembered from his

past didn't want commitment. Now,

he was the father of two beautiful

little girls and the partner of a

woman who deeply loved him

They along with his mother sister,

and niece-were his world

If someone asked him what he

preferred-his single life or this

one-he knew the answer without a

doubt. He preferred this one. A life

with a stable partner, two beautiful

daughters, a mother, sister, and

niece And of course, his son and

grandson, his brother, and his

brother's family.

Maybe it seemed like he didn't care

much about Alden and Ethan, but

that wasn't the case. It was just hard

for him to adjust to the idea that

they were part of his life-a life he

didn't remember, especially when

they were so far away.