Chapter 923
To be honest, it had been six or seven years since Fiona found out about Darwin's marriage alliance. In the series of events that unfolded because of this, there had been too much bloodshed and loss of life.
After careful consideration, Fiona decided to let Lucia and Atticus go, giving them a chance to live a normal married life because she hoped that this situation, which began with Darwin and Hathaway's marriage, could end peacefully instead of more deaths.
She didn't know Lucia and Atticus well, but she had heard from Janna that Atticus had deep feelings for Lucia for ten years, which continued to this day.
Atticus never gave up or softened also for the sake of Lucia.
Fiona liked to see lovers finally come together.
She was betting on this one.
Of course, if the two didn't know any better and still seek trouble, Fiona couldn't help it.
Fiona pointed to the fish jumping up to eat the lotus.
"Darwin, look!" she said, glancing at Darwin.
After Darwin came back, he had seen many sides of Fiona, but it was the first time he had seen Fiona so cute and lively.
He knew that when Fiona was with him, she hadn't even graduated from college. She must have had such a cute appearance too in front of him.
After saying that, Fiona kissed Darwin.
After all, they were outside, and people often passed by.. Fiona lightly kissed him and intended to create some distance.
But Fiona didn't expect that Darwin suddenly hugged her waist. He pulled Fiona, who was about to move away, back into his arms, and gave her a deep kiss.
Anna's two children were addicted to playing with Jessie; whenever they had time and opportunity, they would sneak out of the house and run into Fiona and Darwin's yard.
Today was no exception.
As they walked halfway, they saw such a scene.
During dinner, the two children were very serious and pulled Chicago aside. One of them said, "We saw something very serious today."
Chicago was curious. "What?"
"Your parents were nibbling each other!" the other child said with a horrified look.
Chicago was speechless.
She said, "I don't play with fools!"
Then she left, dragging Jessie, who had just finished eating.
Anna, overhearing the entire conversation, laughed until her stomach hurt.
Later, Thalassa posted this incident in their group chat.
Fiona was speechless. She raised her hand and lightly pushed Darwin, who was writing seriously.
Darwin looked at the pen flying out, then looked blankly at his wife, asking, "What's wrong?"
"From now on, when we go out, you’re not allowed to kiss or hug. Keep your distance," Fiona said sternly.
Darwin looked at her. A sudden sharp pain pierced his temple.
In his mind, a scene suddenly flashed.
It was a hotel room.
A much younger-looking Fiona was wearing a bathrobe with signs of flirtation on her neck.
A man's cold voice rang out. "Remember, you're just a substitute. Keep your distance from me in public, understand?"
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