My Sweet Second Marriage (Eudora and Amos)
Chapter 421

Juju had cooked some chicken soup. She stood at the door, looking at Amos with a worried face.

"Daddy, is Mommy feeling better?"

Amos rubbed her cheeks and said, "Yes, your Mommy is feeling much better now."

Juju finally felt a little relieved as she squeezed into the room through the door.

"Mommy, are you feeling hungry? I've made some delicious soup for you. Would you like to have some?"

Eudora had already woken up when Amos got up from the bed. She didn't want to move much at first, but now that her daughter was looking for her, she could only open her eyes in a daze.

In the next second, her adorable daughter had already thrown herself into her arms.

Amos scrambled over to remind her, "Be careful! Your Mommy has a baby in her belly now!"

"I'm fine!" Eudora shook her head, "Don't make such a huge fuss out of it!"

The three of them then went downstairs to have a meal together. At this moment, Eudora thought of Auntie Valerie.

If she hadn't known about what had happened in the past, she would not have thought that Auntie Valerie's behavior was bizarre. However, now that a portion of her memory had returned, she then realized that Auntie Valerie's words in the morning seemed to be hinting to her about her past.

Eudora furrowed her eyebrows, "Where's Auntie Valerie?"

Amos was flustered.

Then, he said, "She's gone. She has some issues to deal with at home, and she won't be coming back anymore. I've arranged Cindy, who has served you in our old house, to come over tomorrow." Eudora pursed her lips and finally said after a long pause.

"Actually, there is no need."

With her head lowered, she looked as though she was blaming herself. It was as if she felt that she had caused Auntie Valerie a lot of trouble. In fact, in her heart, she thought that Auntie Valerie had been fired by Amos because of that incident.

Amos looked at her in distress, "Eudora, it's true that Auntie Valerie has some issues to attend to at home."

"I see!"

It was a long pause before Eudora finally nodded her head.

However, from her tone of voice, it was clear that she still felt that she had troubled Auntie Valerie. Amos wanted to explain, but from the looks of it, he thought that it would be better not to speak further. After that, the three of them had dinner in silence.

Juju had always been independent since she was young. However, on this day, she insisted on sleeping with Eudora. In the end, Eudora agreed, and the three of them slept together again like before. After Juju fell asleep, Amos placed her on the other side of the bed. He then moved and slept in the middle.

Kids would tend to kick around in their sleep. Hence, he was still worried that Juju would kick Eudora accidentally.

"Shall we go to bed?" Amos whispered.

Eudora was quiet, and she turned over to face Amos. She then said, "Amos, could you tell me what the old me was like? The person I am before I lost my memories?"

Amos was surprised for a second, and a momentary caution arose in his eyes.

"You were a very good person in the past."

Eudora frowned. She clearly saw the evasive look in his eyes. Was it because he was afraid that she would be sad?

Eudora suddenly felt that she was being a little selfish. Not only was she aware of her situation, but she still pretended to act as if nothing had happened and continued to lie to him. It was not only cruel to him, but also to herself.

A prolonged misery would only inflict more unnecessary hurt. Eudora suddenly felt that it would be better to let Amos divorce her.

However, she knew that Amos would definitely never agree to it.

Eudora thought about it all night and gradually drifted off to sleep.

Little did she know, all of her struggles had been caught by Amos' gaze, who was watching her from behind all this while. He saw how troubled she felt and he wanted to take her in his arms eagerly. He wanted to tell her everything that had happened between them.

However, he didn't have the courage to do so.

He would only be so timid whenever he was with her.

It was a sleepless night. When Amos got up the next day, he found that he was the only one left on the bed. Shocked, he got up from the bed hurriedly. He then heard Eudora's and Juju's cheers from below. When he looked down from the window, he saw the two of them in the garden.

Next to them were Charlie and Wesley, who were holding shovels in their hands with a confused look.

Amos felt a little at ease. He put on his clothes and made his way downstairs.

When he got closer, he realized that Eudora was also holding a shovel in her hands. She about to remove the flowers in Amos' garden.

Both Wesley and Charlie were urging beside her, "Madam, these flowers are quite beautiful. Why don't you like them? They are still blooming!"

The two grown men were fond of flowers. They felt that it was too cruel of her to remove them.

Eudora's face was filled with displeasure, "I just don't like it. I want to remove all the flowers here. If you guys aren't going to help me, I'll do it on my own She was about to start shoveling when she heard Amos anxious voice coming from behind her.

"Hold on!"

Eudora's heart skipped a beat. Amos had finally got up from bed!

She had thought about it the night before and felt that Amos' love, was in fact, hurting them both. She wanted to leave, but she couldn't do so without considering Amos' feelings.

However, what if Amos came to hate her?

What she wanted was for Amos to detest her deeply and to take the initiative to drive her away.

That way, he probably would not feel that upset.

Therefore, the first thing she did after getting up in the morning was to interrogate Charlie, and she found out that the flowers in the garden were planted when Amos first bought this house. She assumed that he must like the flowers very much.

Therefore, Amos would definitely be furious if she were to destroy these flowers, right?

Did he really get angry as she had expected that he would?

After thinking about it thoroughly, Eudora pretended to be insensible as she raised her head and said, "I don't like them at all. I'm going to remove these flowers and plant white lilies instead." Wesley's lips twitched, and he whispered to Charlie, "Aren't white lilies meant to pay respect for the deceased?" Charlie gave him a blank stare and turned to look at Amos.

Oh no, wouldn't Mr. Granger get furious about this?

The next second, Amos rushed right over to Eudora and grabbed the shovel away from her hands.

Charlie explained hurriedly, "We are sorry, Mr. Granger. It's our fault for not stopping the Madam from destroying the flowers..."

Amos' face darkened, "You two shouldn't have let her do it on her own. It's just some flowers and she could plant whatever she wants! Hurry up and help her!"

After that, he led by example and started digging the ground. The bunch of beautiful flowers fell.

Eudora was shocked.

Next to him, Charlie and Wesley were also dumbfounded. They finally realized why they were still single.

Mr. Granger was freaking awesome!

Eudora was frustrated at the fact that her plan, which she had been scheming for so long, had failed. Instantly losing interest, she said, "Forget it, do as you please! I'll go back to my room!" Charlie was dumbfounded by her behavior. He was almost done removing the flowers in the garden, and all she said was, "Do as you please."

"What will we plant then?" Charlie asked.

Amos put down his shovel and looked in the direction where Eudora was heading.

"Didn't you hear what she just said? Plant white lilies according to her wishes."

"Alright!" Charlie suddenly uttered a sorrowful song about white lilies.

Then, Charlie and Wesley looked at each other and sensed the strange and awkward emotions in each other's eyes.

The two of them were speechless.

When Eudora returned to the room, she stood rooted on the spot and waited until she heard footsteps coming from behind her. Only then did she begin to point and complain.

"This curtain doesn't look good. I want a new one. The sofa doesn't look good either! The table is too old! All of them have to be replaced."