Molly Wellington didn't know, although Abraham Redington was jealous, his heart was more filled with an undeniable happiness.
After they reconciled, he always thought that Molly agreed to be with him only because she was pressured by circumstances.
Not to mention Molly's lack of confidence in herself, but wasn't Abraham the same?
But last night that man told him, the words Molly murmured were always 'Abbie'.
Intoxicated, she called his name, and asleep, she thought of him.
This naturally revealed emotion after being drunk was more touching than any love talk spoken consciously.
Regarding Molly, even someone narrow-minded as Abraham spared her this time.
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"Be good, have breakfast first. I'll change clothes and take you to school."
After early in the morning when they reconciled and incidentally enjoyed some delightful morning exercise, Mr. Redington carried his treasure to the dining table with satisfaction on his face.
